Sentence examples for warrant changing from inspiring English sources
But the playwright has taken enough license to warrant changing the names of all the real-life characters, including the central figure, who is called Jerzy Lesnewski and is played by the actor Jared Harris as a cocksure Polish con man.
Obviously not all of your scheduled events will warrant changing your flight plans, so you can ignore them if you'd like.
Given our position that a sufficient preponderance of stable evidence is needed to warrant changing a well-established PRO that has substantial psychometric support in traditional analyses.
During the expert committee meeting it was decided that inconsistencies between the back translations and the original items were too minor to warrant changing the initial forward translations.
To determine the minimally important difference (MID) that would warrant changing from 4LB to SSB as first-line therapy, practitioners and homecare administrators were consulted.
Together with our previous results (Ludwin et al., 2014c), our study findings strongly warrant changing the ESHRE ESGE criteria and discontinuing the use of uterine wall thickness as a reference value to detect internal and external structural distortions.
"If the last meal process has been abused, then maybe it warrants changing, but there are a lot more serious abuses that have gone on in terms of lack of due process in Texas," Mr. Dieter said.
We even changed sections that did not warrant any changing".
On the other hand, those workers remaining may be those who have experienced only mild to moderate levels of disability, which are not enough to warrant leaving or changing the job.
Clinicians should be aware that a lack of marked improvement within 24 h of initiating antimicrobial therapy is not uncommon and in itself, does not warrant switching or changing the antimicrobial therapy.
Part of the problem is that consumers do not appear to think that swiping the bar code provides enough added convenience to warrant the trouble of changing habits.
