Sentence examples for particularly warranted from inspiring English sources

"The Leap" is a highly personal account of one man's cure for a not particularly warranted midlife crisis: first, dump a thriving career as a journalist (after the paper gave him a year off to pursue a Nieman Fellowship); then with no experience, no dependable financing and a wife stunned almost to disbelief, start an Internet company with a college buddy, Rolly Rouse.

The development of complementary treatment strategies that focuses on achieving a balance between adaptive and apoptotic unfolded protein response (UPR), enhancing endoplasmic reticulum (ER) homeostasis, and thus preserving β cell mass and function is particularly warranted.

One group where studies of affective bias may be particularly warranted is the adolescent offspring of depressed parents, given observations of high rates of depression and a severe and impairing course of disorder in this group.

Discussion of the heterogeneity of the caloric restriction (CR) response was particularly warranted.

This assessment is particularly warranted when the parent also applies passive and avoidance coping styles.

A fifth goal – minimising the risk for bleeding while on anticoagulation – is particularly warranted in patients with cancer.

The Order Squamata, which comprises 9,372 species (i.e., 95% of all reptiles), would particularly warrant further sequencing efforts.

The news media, and newspapers particularly, warrant investigation because they are a primary source of information that can reflect and reinforce community attitudes.

Possible positive associations between other PFCs and ADHD, particularly PFHxS, warrant continued investigation.

"In terms of fiscal and monetary policy, there should be more stimulus but I don't think a big stimulus will be warranted particularly in monetary policy.

Further work is warranted particularly with respect to 3-dimensional image processing and multiple bubble detection.