His subjects, he argued, warranted far more than an article.
That makes the warrants far more valuable to TPG and its friends, and a lot costlier to WaMu shareholders.
The role of the conservative blogs in this tale warrants far more than the superficial mention they received.
Last month, the organization recognized that obesity is a verifiable illness that warrants far more attention than physicians, patients and insurers currently give it.
The Incubator series, in its initial program on Nov. 1, showed that Mr. Ashley's chamber music, a small and overlooked part of his output, warrants far more attention.
Whereas with Furman she's content to keep a secret portrait of him in a sketchbook he may someday flip through and otherwise play the waiting game, the level of covert infatuation with the underclassmen has warranted far more obsessive treatment.
These outcries, however warranted, have received far more attention than the existing threat to civic and social life elsewhere.
The House approved the bill last week after voting down an amendment that would have imposed a far more sweeping warrant requirement.
But after Mr. Snowden's leaks in 2013, a bipartisan coalition of civil-liberties-minded lawmakers pushed to impose far more sweeping warrant requirements on queries for Americans' information that was swept in by government surveillance.
But union officials said far more was warranted because, in their view, the museum's salaries were unreasonably low, even in comparison with other museums.
