Sentence examples for it warranted greater from inspiring English sources

Apparently, it warranted greater airtime as it was a story of greater public interest.

Pre-eclampsia is a major underlying cause of late fetal and early neonatal death, accounting for somewhere between 1 in 10 and 1 in 4 perinatal deaths; it warrants greater efforts from the maternal-newborn community.

Several Democratic lawmakers said it was the technology vendors who warranted greater scrutiny in the coming months — positing that they misrepresented their ability to handle such complex projects.

Agreeing with the trial court that respondent had a liberty interest in refusing antipsychotic medications, the court concluded that the "highly intrusive nature" of treatment with antipsychotic medications warranted greater procedural protections than those necessary to protect the liberty interests at stake in Vitek.

"[Chris] argued passionately that the circumstances surrounding the Heysel Stadium disaster warranted greater transparency and honesty on the part of officialdom".

We've already gone through the seemingly endless list of crises the company created and/or weathered in 2018, but its cybersecurity issues warrant greater scrutiny.

Inhalant use and its consequences among females warrant greater research attention.

Greater risk warrants greater protection, and a well-executed postnuptial agreement can provide it.

It follows that, rather than focusing solely on verbal content, sensory properties of thoughts warrant greater consideration in depression.

Mr. Rose has said that limits placed on community facilities, "especially in a campus-type environment, may warrant greater latitude".

While it is unlikely, if not far-fetched, that the concerns relating to common ownership are justified by the current practices of large institutional investors, there may be other investor types and investment styles that could warrant greater scrutiny.