Sentence examples for is ever warranted from inspiring English sources

What We Said Earlier: "[Werner Herzog's] 'Into the Abyss' examines why people kill, and whether capital punishment is ever warranted.

Thus if a trial of asthma therapy is ever warranted, use of a moderate dose (400 mcg/day equivalent of budesonide) is suggested.

But were stability and reciprocity ever real, and was that trust ever warranted?

If you can establish that connection between sexual orientation [and] gender identity, with gender, with race and say, 'Well, these are all characteristics that are inborn to a person,' is discrimination and violence ever warranted?

If there was ever a case that warranted a maximum sentence, this is the case.

"If there were ever a time that circumstances warranted a special prosecutor, it is now," Schumer said.

Still, Everest is Everest.

Except for one reported time in Israel, no arrest warrant was ever executed by any government agency during these very visible trips.

Indeed, the vast majority of the people the government has forced into detention didn't ever warrant being detained, but they nonetheless have been victimized by an unyielding commitment to detention and deportation without the kind of individualized determinations that are the essence of due process.

That some affiliations were so insignificant as to barely ever warrant a mention also bolsters the case for I.D.-ing by size.

And finally, if lying is occasionally warranted, is it ever acceptable from a candidate?