Sentence examples for not warranted even from inspiring English sources

PEP costs associated with pet exposures will likely not decline significantly until there is sufficient assurance that the raccoon variant has truly been eliminated and the probability of a pet being rabid is sufficiently low that PEP is not warranted even when the pet's rabies status cannot be verified.

This isn't a high-end meal — Mr. Mattson's prose would not warrant even one star on Michelin's scale — but it is surprisingly tasty, if only because the historical ingredients are fascinating and first-rate.

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

What it attempts to undermine is the idea that anything other than agnosticism as to whether or not you are perceiving is warranted, even in this situation.

The remarkably strong and suggestive showing of Dr. Paul does not, apparently, warrant even the use of his name as the subject of a sentence in an article that purports to describe the post-Pawlenty field.

In our view, one of the main reasons that panic is not warranted is that even if there is a yes vote, Scotland will remain within the UK for at least 18  months, leaving quite some time to settle differences," the analysts said.

Although ICH M7 clearly states when assessment needs to be done on a marketed product, Sponsors have seen some queries particularly from EMA requesting assessment even when not warranted as per the guidance.

Although all of the effort should be expended to achieve a stable glycemic state, an insistence on tight glycemic control is not warranted and may only exacerbate (and even induce) the abovementioned potential risks that are associated with fasting.

The Investigating Officer concluded a second time, and even more strongly, that a court martial was not warranted.

Even use of steroids, which have been previously successful for Duchenne muscular dystrophy patients, is ineffective and not warranted.

Such confidence is not warranted.