Sentence examples for warrant both from inspiring English sources

Growing concerns over the rising cost and rates of spinal fusion warrant both clinical and economic comparative effectiveness research in this common spinal diagnosis.

He wants Congress to declare spying without a warrant both constitutional and necessary to defend this country.

Although Sunnydale has long been familiar with demons and monsters who have inhabited the town and fed off its residents, in this episode the conventions by which societal functions are so disrupted by the unexplained silence that significant chaos results, enough to warrant both Riley and Buffy going on patrol to keep order.

These conditions warrant both prompt, in-depth evaluation of organ damage and treatment.

The experience of illness signs must be agreed by others in order to warrant both these privileges [ 47].

These findings are consistent with the concept that the metaboreflex is activated whenever blood flow to contracting muscles is insufficient to warrant both oxygen delivery and metabolite washout [ 31, 34, 163].

According to police affidavits in the warrants, both men misled the police about many of their activities and had much to gain from Mr. Kissel's death.

The English translators could measure the gravity of a word, its buried anchor, and they knew — indeed, they believed, of course — that Jewish and Christian messianism warranted both exultancy and stoicism, an endlessly suppressed anticipation.

Polls indicate that the majority of Americans, like the Wall Street protesters, believe that higher taxes on the rich are warranted both to reduce the deficit and to contain mounting inequality.

Further systematic testing of CBI protocols is warranted, both from a parameter and task-based perspective.

We contend that further research is warranted both on the trajectories of other types of crime and the possible causes of the declines identified in motor vehicle theft and burglary.