Sentence examples for is perhaps warranted from inspiring English sources

With menswear worth £12.9bn to the UK economy and expected to grow by a third in the next five years, a bit of experimentation is perhaps warranted.

It amounted to a declaration of their confidence that evil would endure, a faith in human weakness that is perhaps warranted and inarguably useful.

Enrol is the obvious improver in the big sprint handicap, but a small interest is perhaps warranted at big odds against Heavy Metal (2.55).

That lack of understanding was perhaps warranted, given that while cities had long been a focus of human activity and commerce, only by 2008 did a majority of the world's population live in them.

And as is common with these type of state initiatives, the application process is perhaps overly complex, warranting the need for the Creative Industries Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN) in collaboration with Chinwag to hold a series of free-to-attend briefings on what's required.

This chart alone is perhaps enough to warrant a trip to the nearest window to shout out, "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!" Wall Street earned twice as much in year-end bonuses alone as all full-time minimum wage workers combined earned the entire year.

Personally think that's ridiculous - the arm was high and perhaps warranted a booking but compared to studs-up reducers that break legs and shatter careers that was nothing... 3.40pm: Danny Taylor's verdict on Behrani's sending off: That red card happened right beneath me.

Undoubtedly, these policies will attract criticism, some perhaps warranted.

There were perhaps a few edge cases, but hardly enough to warrant such a device to be built.

The upper limit of nodule size warranting this approach is not known, but it is estimated to be perhaps up to 40 mm.

Further research is undoubtedly warranted, perhaps considering Gram-negative probiotic species.