Further investigation is only warranted if the baby is not thriving or has respiratory problems.
'His name was Courtney Pine.' That jazz only warrants a passing mention is surprising given how grown-up Djalili's tastes were as a child.
The student suggested infiltration should not be defined in "left" or "right" terms: it was only warranted if there was a known threat of public violence.
Most of the runs are classified red and as I zipped down them reasonably effortlessly, I would have loved to say they were, but it's probably more truthful to say they'd only warrant a blue in France.
"Given the precarious state of today's financial markets — and their vital importance to the daily lives of the American people — government intervention is not only warranted, it is essential".
In a 58-page opinion written by Judge Robert R. Beezer, the three-judge panel wrote that "a preliminary injunction against Napster's participation in copyright infringement is not only warranted, but required".
But who decided that only profiting from another's success, rather than failure, is morally justified?An example—I've heard it implied that purchasing a credit default swap is only warranted if you also hold the security it insures.
But because LifeProof only warrants the case — not the phone inside — I didn't have the guts to test it by leaving the thing underwater for an hour as the reviewer's manual suggests.
"Given the precarious state of today's financial markets — and their vital importance to the daily lives of the American people — government intervention is not only warranted, it is essential," President Bush said in a speech in the Rose Garden at the White House.
This approach is, however, only warranted if the work environment is simple enough to be tractable.
