Sentence examples for this subject warrants from inspiring English sources

This subject warrants a great deal more research, and exposure time could be an important component of any comprehensive rank ordering of chemical actions.

The continuing debate on this subject warrants an in depth reassessment of the evidence.

A lot of reading, a lot of research if the subject warrants it, a lot of sticky notes and scraps of paper: and get to work.

What gives this tale its unforgettable tone and character — what makes the narrative even more leisurely than the subject warrants — are those infamous, looping digressions: the endless asides, ranging in length from one line to an entire book (Egypt), about the flora and fauna, the lands and the customs and cultures, of the various peoples the Persian state tried to absorb.

And more broadly, there is a great deal of substance on this subject that warrants further scrutiny.

The subject warrants immediate rigorous research because of the undesirable effects of excess phosphate in water bodies.

"Flannery" reveals not only why its brilliantly persnickety subject warrants such attention but also why it has been so slow in coming.

Unlike that obviously hamstrung dramatization, "Philadelphia" mostly succeeds in being forceful, impassioned and moving, sometimes even rising to the full range of emotion that its subject warrants.

Not every thought, not every subject, warrants a maximalist approach (a point I have attempted to explore in my own fiction through parody).

Further research regarding this subject is warranted.

More research on this subject is warranted.