Sentence examples for maybe warranted from inspiring English sources

Still, given the costs of thoroughly testing a candidate detection algorithm, the time maybe warranted.

NeNe Leakes was another loud mouth bully who picked fights with pop legend Dionne Warwick (maybe warranted), Michael's sis and singer LaToya Jackson (calling her "Casper the Ghost"), 2009 Playmate of the Year Holly Dworacyk (calling her a kiss ass), and talk show host Starr Jones (calling her manipulative).

Although these findings were derived from a single group of investigators at multiple centers across France, further international multicenter trials maybe warranted to confirm the generalizability of these findings.

The findings of an initial uptick followed by steep decline in adherence in the MI-CBT/mDOT intervention arm also suggest some caution maybe warranted in using mDOT based interventions.

"If the last meal process has been abused, then maybe it warrants changing, but there are a lot more serious abuses that have gone on in terms of lack of due process in Texas," Mr. Dieter said.

But maybe it warrants a free drink or a coupon for their next visit.

If they sound dramatic, maybe it's warranted.

Our results do not generate a clear hypothesis on the role of PTX3 as molecular determinant of the lung protection exerted by MSCs, and further studies are warranted, maybe exploring other etiologies and time-points.

At one point, holding fistfuls of fake $100 bills that he would throw up in the air and at the camera, he said, "I don't want to spend the whole show basking in my own self congratulations, although considering how much self loathing I had before the show began, maybe it would be warranted".

I think being champions you warrant maybe a little bit more, but shouldn't expect things". Next up for United are Mourinho's team, who visit Old Trafford on Monday week.

We can complain all we want about the missing iPhone 5 and Apple's refusal to respect their set top box or their desktop machines but in the end this is Apple doing what Apple does best: creating a spectacle around what at any other company would warrant maybe a team kegger and cookout for a software or hardware job well done.