Sentence examples for warranted because from inspiring English sources

Forest Service officials here say the fees are warranted because of the improvements.

But they said the measures might have been warranted because of mistakes he had made.

Ukrainian officials said that an investigation was not warranted because Mr. Razvozzhayev's whereabouts had been determined.

A hair-trigger response is not warranted, because more often than not the warnings turn out to be false.

The top government prosecutor, Lord Goldsmith, said the case might be rare but was warranted because of its exceptional circumstances.

The dazzling breadth of his playing feels warranted, because for him a solo piano record is no occasion for solitude.

The executives said in court documents that dismissal was warranted because prosecutors denied many of them their right to legal representation.

Mike Fishman, the union's president, said that a large raise was warranted because office rents in Manhattan have jumped by more than 25percentt in the past year.

He said an investigation was warranted because the trustee's office had demonstrated "a common thread of potential wrongdoing" in several bankruptcy filings involving Countrywide.

Repetitive coverage, they say, is warranted because the story needs to be on screen whenever the audience is ready to watch it.

It's an unusual caveat but one that turns out to be entirely warranted, because Rize contains some of the most mind-boggling dance footage ever seen on film.