Sentence examples for term is warranted from inspiring English sources

It may well be that the only way to convince voters that a second term is warranted is to make Obama's back-nine, non-consecutive (see Grover Cleveland).

The charity's current president said that much more was taken and that a longer prison term was warranted.

Further examination as to why couples do not seem to self-insure against a disability onset in the short-term is warranted.

Just make sure (or as sure as possible) that these terms are warranted.

"I can't/won't/shouldn't put my elbow in my mouth". Just make sure (or as sure as possible) that these terms are warranted.

Further prospective studies evaluating the prognostic value of these findings and their impact in economical terms are warranted.

When our immune system overreacts, though, causing illnesses like poison ivy and rheumatic fever, the term "disease" is warranted.

Yet, although short term systemic application of IGF-I or GH+IGF-I provide compelling evidence for improved healing in a collagenous matrix, potential side effects of altering GH and IGF-I levels for long periods of time have not yet been fully explored in conjunction with these data and therefore further study is required before long term use is warranted in humans.

However, as a result of the short-term followup, analysis of longer-term retrievals is warranted.

The analysis of long-term outcome is warranted.

Further experimentation to establish optimal doses of exenatide + dapagliflozin to maximize long-term benefits is warranted.