Sentence examples for it certainly warranted from inspiring English sources

For a track with no deficiencies, it certainly warranted quite a few modifications, even if luge officials explained that the moves were actually intended to help sliders cope psychologically with the challenge of racing so soon after the death of a colleague.

"It certainly warrants deep scrutiny".

"Still," he says, "this is an interesting study, and it certainly warrants further investigation".

It certainly warrants respect as a faith-based perspective, but it is not informed by scientific evidence or reasoning.

"In the light of recent events in Australia, it's time for a proper investigation," said Kent. "I'm not saying match-fixing is rife or commonplace, but from the information I have been gathering it certainly warrants an investigation.

While this may not be a standalone reason to argue against the company's policies and structure, it certainly warrants a discussion on whether Cisco could have done better.

You don't have to take my word for it, but when a career diplomat to the world's most volatile region says so, it certainly warrants a closer look.

Biller said this part of the findings agrees with research published earlier this year in the journal Brain concerning stroke and aphasia among bilingual speakers in the U.K., and that it certainly warrants further investigation.

Whether and how the longstanding relationships and frequent circulation of key personnel between APA and HumRRO positions have shaped APA's involvement with the military is unclear, but given recent events, it certainly warrants more careful scrutiny than it has received from psychologists.

Although this observation is currently difficult to explain, it certainly warrants further study.

Protein intake is a key variable, so it certainly warrants more attention.