Sentence examples for eventually warrant from inspiring English sources

The lower courts were divided over how broad that exception was, the brief said, "and that division of authority may eventually warrant this court's review in a future case".

While some deformities are physiologic and require only parental reassurance, many may eventually warrant surgical correction.

Severe valve stenosis or regurgitation can eventually warrant surgical repair or replacement of the affected heart valves.

If anything contradicts actor and livewire Sean Young's strenuous denial that she was being a nuisance on Oscars night, and one who eventually warranted police intervention, it's probably Sean's Facebook wall full of celebrity-scalp pictures, snapped that evening by herself.

Before that, the boy was treated for seizures and had two rounds of chemotherapy for a liver tumor that eventually warranted a liver transplant last summer.

By no means will I condone or pardon drunk driving, but there is some tiny fragment of that phenomenon that eventually warrants patience and understanding.

Future studies will provide further validation on the suitability of this new drug system for safe and efficient elimination of tumors in different tumor models and, eventually, may warrant clinical trials in humans.

The four-wheeled gift led, eventually, to a warrant to search Mr. Costa's office and to his arrest.

Another was stopped for driving without a license and eventually had a warrant issued for his arrest.

Jovetic and his girlfriend, Ana Stankovic, were renting a flat in Bayswater, and British police tapped their phones, eventually obtaining a warrant to enter their home.

A warrant eventually arrived, but it failed to mention any interaction beyond that initial confidential tip.