Sentence examples for it has warranted from inspiring English sources

Open access is broadly viewed as a positive development in education, but its recent emergence as a "buzzword" has restrained much of the serious scrutiny it has warranted as a concept in terms of its historical and theoretical underpinnings.

Can you tell me where you are in the hiring process?" Or, " Can you give me the next steps?" And, if you're feeling especially assertive and the interview has warranted it, you might even end with: "If I have any additional questions, might I contact you?" This leaves the door open to a follow-up phone call or an E-mail.

It found that the NSA collected the 151 million records even though it had warrants from the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance court to spy on only 42 terrorism suspects in 2016, in addition to a handful identified the previous year.

Certainly it appears that with some of these matters, it might have warranted more care".

Their decision unanimously was that it should have warranted a red card and Schweinsteiger should miss United's matches against Bournemouth, Norwich City and Stoke City.

Phillip said that Ryan told her after the incident that it could have warranted Secret Service intervention.

Beneath it lurked another "mask of malignant capability" -- a phrase so nuanced that it alone would have warranted the highest mark.

Had Mr. Kamitsuka used the music, it would not have warranted even a mention.

By not naming him in the first instance, Warwickshire police managed to get the case more attention than it ever would have warranted had the accused officer's name been made public in their first statement.

If the Dogon astronomical/mythological story had stopped there, it would have been remarkable, but it probably would not have warranted a detailed critique by a media superstar such as Sagan.

There are so many other things that would have been more severe if the evidence had warranted it.