Sentence examples for warrant extension from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five (9%) of 292 chose not to extend, with a preference for monthly menses as the most common reason (40%) followed by a concern that symptoms were not severe enough to warrant extension (32%).

As the need grows for health workers to engage in the global health agenda, nurses must broaden earlier works on vulnerability, noting that conventional conceptualizations and practical applications on the notion of vulnerability warrant extension to include more collective conceptualizations thereby making a more complete understanding of vulnerability in nursing discourse.

But enough progress was made in 2014 to warrant an extension of the talks.

But this is hardly sufficient to warrant an extension to men in general.

The run begins Friday morning and is scheduled only through next Wednesday — unless box-office receipts warrant an extension.

In 2006, Congress found enough evidence of continuing discrimination to warrant an extension of the act for 25 years.

"I don't think anything has occurred between then and now to change the facts substantially so as not to warrant an extension".

"There simply hasn't been enough progress made in the negotiations to date to warrant an extension of the agreement," said Bob Foose, the union's executive director.

"As far as I know, the skill of daily forecasts beyond Day 7 has not been improved enough to warrant the extension out to Day 15," said Dr. Schemmung E. Schemm, a weather and climate modeler at the government's Climate Prediction Center.

The results confirm applicability of Monte Carlo transport calculations with EDH homogenization at the unit-cell level and warrant further extension to burnup and whole-assembly Monte Carlo modeling, at least for validation purposes due to present computational time constraints.

Genetic arguments assert that the best account of the genesis of mind lies in panpsychism; the analogical arguments seek to find analogies between clearly enminded entities and the rest of nature which are strong enough to warrant the extension of mental attributes throughout nature.