Does it warrant extra cover?
Driving through Los Angeles in rush hour, while not officially an extreme sport, may also warrant extra coverage.
He picked out the creative industries and the pharmaceutical sector as two industries warranting extra government help.
That question warrants extra attention because one of Baha Mar's most ambitious features, an alternative energy project that would have slashed the resort's air conditioning costs, has been sidelined because of scheduling challenges.
Furthermore, Apple is one of the eight U.S. tech giants named in 2014 by China's state media as a "guardian warrior," or companies that have a big enough influence on the country's information infrastructure to warrant extra attention (the other seven are Cisco, IBM, Google, Qualcomm, Intel, Oracle and Microsoft).
Funds that charge such fees warrant extra scrutiny.
Unfortunately, with how things are right now, Muslims are targets, so the situation does warrant extra security, at least for the time being".
Thomas has long maintained that juries, not judges, must decide whether a defendant is guilty of all the elements of a crime that warrant extra punishment.
It's not new in the beer industry at all, and I don't think that it warrants extra attention every time a brewery announces that they're going to start putting beer in cans.
"Does this look like I'm scraping by?" The musicians who play with him regard him the way basketball players at Venice Beach might regard a playground legend who would have made it to the NBA but for bad luck and bad judgment: a flawed savant, a muse, a profound talent who warrants extra patience.
