Sentence examples for warranted at from inspiring English sources

If another follow-up piece is warranted at some point, we'll do it.

"What little Comey has told us makes it hard to understand why this step was warranted at all".

Officials said they will wait a few weeks to determine whether changes are warranted at the appointment stations, including whether to begin turning away walk-ins.

The younger Mr. Justin began urging the family to spend more on the building than seemed warranted, at least at the time.

Enrol is the obvious improver in the big sprint handicap, but a small interest is perhaps warranted at big odds against Heavy Metal (2.55).

First, though, Mr. Fisher's lawyers and supporters thought that the end to his Hitchcockian case, a study in the cost of appalling legal representation, warranted at least dinner.

But the minutes showed that most members of the Monetary Policy Committee thought it was increasingly likely that more asset purchases would become warranted at some point.

We gorged so happily on these mezedes that we couldn't summon much enthusiasm for our entrees, which warranted at least a bit of it.

'I am confident that he, like me, will listen to our commanders to make sure that the sacrifices that have gone forward won't be unravelled by draw-downs that may not be warranted at this point in time.

This is called the "illusion of control": confidence spills over from areas where it may be warranted ("I'm savvier than that schnook") to areas where it isn't warranted at all ("and that means I'm going to draw higher cards").

In the April 28-29 meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, some members said the purchase of additional Treasury notes "might well be warranted at some point to spur a more rapid pace of recovery".