Sentence examples for it seems warranted from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, when considering societal interest to increase functional recycling and to activate the circular economy, it seems warranted to investigate what a recycling program for similar material grades could yield and subsequently, to consider what collaborative efforts or policy intervention would be relevant.
Given the paucity of effective pharmacotherapy for bipolar depression, it seems warranted to test whether the previous positive findings of NAC for bipolar depression can be replicated in a Danish study sample.
Low: Alan Sparhawk just cursed out the stage manager but only because he keeps getting electrocuted by the sound system, so it seems warranted.
Therefore, it seems warranted that the authors discuss the different models.
In addition, it seems warranted to "decouple" incentive payments from base payment as much as possible [ 71].
It seems warranted that a policy be developed to facilitate physicians in complying correctly with a request for euthanasia, including their obligation to report.
Armed with funds and the power of eminent domain, the agency could decide to buy knowledge for the public's use when it seemed warranted.
It seemed warranted at this time to get the two disciplines together and to find a common meeting ground for further collaboration.
Given this backdrop, it seemed warranted to revisit target date funds and provide an update to my October 2012 article, Target Date Funds: A Simple Premise, but Underlying Complexities.
"Here, without doubt, is the finest and most complete of all record books". A presumptuous claim, perhaps, but to diehard fans of the game it seemed warranted.
