Sentence examples for is completely warranted from inspiring English sources

As a result, the crackdown on eye-rolling, and any physical manifestation of being "over it," is completely warranted.

I'm certainly no economist (not that they know anything about the economy anyway!) but radical changes in spending and behavior may be completely warranted.

It turned out to be completely warranted as Rove spent almost half an hour insulting California at every turn, while the room quietly pushed their salads around their plates.

The scathing review was completely warranted based on the property not delivering what was promised, comparable five-star properties, the location, the price and their attitude when we complained.

And although the backlash against Bill O'Reilly's asinine comments was completely warranted, he accomplished exactly what he set out to do; make sure that this powerful leader's hair - much more than her brilliance and her truth - became the story of the day.

"While it's not completely warranted, they're not necessarily going to snap back soon," Boockvar says.

Worse, such pressure is completely unnecessary if, as the administration has been claiming all along, there is already enough clear evidence to warrant going to war.

Issuing an arrest warrant — without any reasonable fear that Mr. Youssef was trying to flee the country — "is completely unnecessary and definitely a political escalation," she said.

That is completely, completely unfair.

However, the exact mechanism explaining this biphasic role of S100A7 expression in proliferation in early stages but inducing differentiation in advanced stages in head and neck carcinogenesis remains to be completely understood and warrants further investigation.

The technical arguments against the warrant were completely unfounded, she said.