Sentence examples for like warranted from inspiring English sources

And even philosophers who reject his theism say his arguments for the basic rationality of belief, laid out in books like "Warranted Christian Belief" and "God and Other Minds," constitute an important contribution that every student of epistemology would be expected to know.

Their regulatory effects on chondro-cyte hypertrophy-like change warrants the use of Rho GTPase activators or inhibitors for OA prevention and cartilage tissue engineering.

I would have thought that a textbook by a serious American historian like Painter warranted a review in its own right.

The body is poised to take further steps, if warranted, like "a rapid deterioration, a significant uptick in violence," he said.

These allegations are likely the tip of the iceberg and another Mollen-like investigation is warranted.

At the present time, however, she stated, "maximum lowering of glycemia using an ACCORD-like strategy in ACCORD-like patients is not warranted because of undue risk".

Among its recommendations was that the involvement of a private concern like Edison was warranted.

So what happens when the barriers begin to shift, and the traditional blue is, on occasions when local forces think it's warranted, like at demonstrations or other public gatherings, being replaced by something quite different?

There is nothing magical about an agent's better judgment that ensures that it is correct, or even warranted; like any other judgment, it can be in error, or even unjustified.

And with this material, I felt like it really warranted it.

But America must admit that sometimes, big paydays like this are warranted -- because the executives deliver results that more than pay for their compensation.