Sentence examples for the warranted changes from inspiring English sources

Ethical journals either require authors to correct errors before publication or decline to publish the article if the author refuses to make the warranted changes.

Mr. Caldera also ordered the corps' new commander, Lt. Gen. Robert B. Flowers, to recommend "any warranted changes" in regulations or practices.

The apple "was a really warranted change, I need that tart fruit to counter the toxic shock of all that sugar," MG said.

The bounds on the warranted covariance are very wide and include the actual correlation.

The joint elements used to model the soil structure interface, require incorporation of appropriate joint stiffness so that slip and separation phenomena take place under the warranted conditions.

"Climate scientists will have to work harder to earn the warranted trust of the public – and maybe that is no bad thing," says Hulme.

Maybe the warranted criticisms only broaden the conversation, and that's not such a bad thing.

For DSCUs with less than fifteen patients, additional DSCUs will participate to retrieve the warranted number of patients per nursing home.

The company says the change is warranted they're collecting receivables faster.

For the most part, changes in sales of Can-C™ are influenced by the same factors affecting repurchases and in the predicted direction of warranted efficacy and safety of the product.

Late on September 30, a NOAA reconnaissance plane flew into the storm, one of two cyclones in the basin that warranted aircraft data, the other being Hurricane Newton.