Sentence examples similar to warranted air from inspiring English sources

The corpses of officers often received special treatment, boxed up and sent home in what one entrepreneur advertised as "METALLIC COFFINS... Warranted Air-Tight" that could "be placed in the Parlor without fear of any odor escaping therefrom".

An editorial in state-owned newspaper The China Daily, published last Wednesday, lamented that the severity of the air pollution warranted more action by local authorities, and that "people's health should deserve more attention than the GDP figure".

We believe that an aggregate index of long-term air pollution offers an informative addition to the principal approaches currently used to describe air pollution exposures; further work on an aggregate index representing long-term exposure to air pollutants is warranted.

IMPACT SENSOR: Vehicles are equipped with one or more devices to detect an impact and determine its severity; a microprocessor decides whether the forces are high enough to warrant inflating the air bags.

Certainly it is not warranted by the role that air power may have played in reaching a fragile agreement in Bosnia.

Was 2010's volcano-induced air travel shutdown warranted?

In particular, studies on the interaction between smoking and PM air pollution seem warranted.

Adjustment for estimated home outdoor NO2 or PM10 exposure did not alter the results, but further investigations into potential confounding by source-specific air pollution are warranted.

For example, in one group, under warrant: An air bubble may block the coronary artery (premise) leading to muscle death (inference) and under backing: Air bubbles travel up radial vein into the left ventricle through the hole in septic defect and into coronary artery (premise), blocked the blood flow, no oxygen to support respiration, leading to muscle death (inference).

The thematic ideas seemed not interesting enough to warrant all the air-space in this ruminative piece.

Further analysis is warranted to investigate the possible link between air pollution and infant mortality in the United States.