Sentence examples for expected warrant from inspiring English sources

The idea is that if the company fares better than expected, warrant holders can share in the profits by exercising the options.

The negative correlation between anal HPV infection and CD4 count, albeit expected, warrants further study and corresponds with the positive correlation with HIV plasma viral load.

"If the economy progresses about as the [Fed] expects, warranting reductions in the pace of purchases at each upcoming meeting, this final reduction would occur following the October meeting," the Fed said in minutes released Wednesday from its June policy meeting.

With follow-up periods between 17 and 25 years, a sufficient number of deaths can be expected to warrant sufficient robustness of analyses.

Europe's inflation rate is hovering slightly above 2percentthethe bank's target, though Mr. Trichet said it was not likely to fall as quickly as once expected, and warranted "close monitoring".

The estimated prevalence of glaucomatous optic neuropathy in our cohort appeared to be lower than expected and warrants further investigation.

● More clinical studies focused on resuscitation drugs are expected and warranted, especially studies with good quality and focused on new types of antiarrhythmic drugs.

Therefore, it is important to note that in comparing a patient's past and current eGFR SDs, an increased SD would not be expected and may warrant more detailed assessment.

Lucent said it had a net favorable impact of 4 cents a share from items including a tax benefit, an investment gain and costs related to restructuring and warrants expected to be issued as part of a lawsuit settlement.

Familiarity with early post-hysterectomy CT and expected findings is warranted.

And this can drag on for months and months, pushing founders' psyches to the brink, causing the deal to become stale and frequently resulting in financing terms far less attractive than expected (or perhaps warranted).