Sentence examples for so warrants from inspiring English sources

The two dozen or so warrants that were issued for his arrest covered a chilling range of crimes, including murder, kidnap and drug-trafficking.

While alcohol may impair a person's judgment and so warrants a law that requires partakers to be 21 or older, Ms. Bautista said, cigarettes do not alter a person's state of mind.

"KP having just passed 1000 runs for the year, the first Englishman to do so, warrants a look at the current list, which makes for interesting reading, says Simon Rhoades, who also provides a hyperlink.

This raises the prospect that the observed uptake of [18F]FDG-6-P inthethe other organs may be a real process and so warrants further investigation to determine whether this phenomenon extends to man.

Yet, good QSAR models may also support a mechanistic hypothesis if the available data so warrants (or require such a hypothesis for meaningful data interpretation as a basis for the selection of the experimental data used for modelling).

In modern philosophical discussions, humans are universally regarded as the paradigm objects of moral respect; if anything has moral standing or dignity and so warrants respect, it is the individual human being.

None of the "sonar contacts" so far resemble aircraft debris, but some have "man-made properties" and so warrant further investigation, the ATSB said.

"As we have mentioned many times, the I.E.A. was created to respond to serious physical supply disruptions, and we remain ready to act if market conditions so warrant".

Mr. Pataki has simply decided that the terrorism of Sept. 11 created an emergency, and so warranted extraordinary maneuvers and hopes.

Experts say that this should ensure that the credits from this scheme will be of a "high quality", and so warrant a premium.But how much, exactly, should the World Bank's seal of approval add to the price of carbon?

Any effects on endothelial cells themselves have yet to be described, so warrant further investigation.