(That one warrants 11 blank lines).
However, bearing in mind the limitations of our study, we should regard it as an exploratory one warranting further studies in larger samples.
It's rare that I put "finally" in a headline, but I think this one warrants it: Mailbox, the ultra-awesome email client owned by Dropbox, is making its way onto the desktop.
Violent criminals often commit multiple offenses before getting caught, including minor ones, warranting the broadened collection of DNA samples that can be searched for possible matches with crime-scene samples.
He has signed with Jazz at Lincoln Center, where he curates the Swing University education program, to write two history books – only to find that the process of sorting through millions of factoids to determine which ones warrant commitment to paper has caused even more information to fall out of the overstuffed box of his brain.
In our case, we focus on three inferences, each of which has one warrant, one assumption, and one piece of evidence to justify the inferences and to eventually make the validity argument in our context.
Merrill Lynch & Co. TrueVision International Inc., Albuquerque, N.M., 750,000 units and each unit consists of one common share and one warrant.
(That court, by the way, has rejected only one warrant in the last two years).
ImageWare Systems Inc., San Diego, an initial public offering of 1.9 million units, each consisting of one share and one warrant.
