I think this concern is warranted, or has been warranted, and I've raised it several times over the years.
"Our scepticism has been warranted for a very long time," Packnett said of black Americans.
"Their caution about deploying more expansionary measures has been warranted, but they need to be watching economic conditions very carefully," Ms. Dynan said.
California courts have not hesitated to declare that comment has caused a miscarriage of justice when that conclusion has been warranted by the circumstances, see, e.g., People v. Keller, 234 Cal.App.2d 395, 44 Cal.Rptr.
At least one will this year, and we'll sample whether the excitement has been warranted.
My caution on cannabis stocks has been warranted, as the Global Cannabis Stock Index has sold off more than 27% over the past two months since my warning.
The focus on growth, against a backdrop of looming Fed rate increases and lackluster global economic expansion, has been warranted, but if it unwinds there should be beneficiaries elsewhere.
In my view, economic stimulus has been warranted in order stabilize the financial system and prevent economic collapse.
An immediate vaccine supply has been warranted to obtain a quick public health response.
A study investigating the psychological effects of a no-sedation strategy has been warranted [ 8- 10].
It has been warranted by many researchers that sport participation does not produce positive outcomes per se [ 12, 17, 18].
