It was an ambitious assertion for a car that has not yet been fitted to its body, but the Volt's progress so far warrants some optimism.
Despite the autoimmune or inflammatory immune-mediated adverse effects which have been seen, the responses and overall survival benefits exhibited thus far warrant further clinical development.
Any further investigation proceeded as far as warranted through an ordered sequence of additional reviews (looking next at the patient case mix, then the health service structure and resources, followed by healthcare processes and finally professional performance).
"I can't go deep into the details of the loan agreement, but nothing that has come to pass so far would warrant a default," Oleg Sheiko, a Yukos vice president and head of corporate finance, told Bloomberg news agency.
His subjects, he argued, warranted far more than an article.
But union officials said far more was warranted because, in their view, the museum's salaries were unreasonably low, even in comparison with other museums.
More attention on the impact of mental illnesses is warranted; far less is spent on care of these than of physical conditions.
But reality is more complicated.For a start, currencies tend to swing around by far more than warranted by differences in interest rates: the euro's recent surge against the dollar is an example.
Whereas with Furman she's content to keep a secret portrait of him in a sketchbook he may someday flip through and otherwise play the waiting game, the level of covert infatuation with the underclassmen has warranted far more obsessive treatment.
How far such distrust is warranted is a moot point.
