Sentence examples for extra warrants from inspiring English sources

J&J took extra warrants; Medtronic paid $3.5 million for a 19% stake.

The potential significance of an alteration in performance associated with about 25 minutes extra sleep warrants further exploration.

That question warrants extra attention because one of Baha Mar's most ambitious features, an alternative energy project that would have slashed the resort's air conditioning costs, has been sidelined because of scheduling challenges.

So purely from a tactical standpoint, the proposition of renewed bombing warrants extra attention.

So, purely from a tactical standpoint, the proposition of renewed bombing warrants extra attention.

It's not new in the beer industry at all, and I don't think that it warrants extra attention every time a brewery announces that they're going to start putting beer in cans.

Because of the sensitive nature of the personal health information involved, protection of privacy, security and confidentiality warrants extra thought by alcohol researchers.

Next, the proposed Diabetes Risk Score is now being marketed by Tethys Bioscience as the "PreDx Diabetes Risk Test," which is fine but warrants extra scrutiny with respect to the new technology's real practical clinical value.

The large proportion of lymph node and skin manifestations in extra-pulmonary tuberculosis, for the outcome of which the impact from systemic chemotherapy may be different from pulmonary and deep extra-pulmonary tuberculosis, warrants separate assessment of the outcome of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis.

What about those special nights of theatrical magic, where an extra gesture is warranted?

Driving through Los Angeles in rush hour, while not officially an extreme sport, may also warrant extra coverage.