Sentence examples for warranted is from inspiring English sources

This entry on trust is framed as a response to the general question of when or whether trust is warranted, where "warranted" is broadly construed to include "justified," "well-grounded" and "plausible".

My close friend Dennis Prager, the well-known author and radio host, once said that the death penalty, where it is truly warranted, is actually the more compassionate thing to do since the idea of a mass murderer being freed from prison inflicts a sadistic cruelty on the families of the murderer's victims who demand justice.

How far such distrust is warranted is a moot point.

Finally, litigation, which in some cases is warranted, is inflationary.

Whether you will leave the theater feeling that trust has been entirely warranted is another matter.

And finally, if lying is occasionally warranted, is it ever acceptable from a candidate?

However, it should be noted that the situations for which this procedure is warranted are limited, and thus the number of patients will always be small, as has been the case in previous studies [ 1– 7].

How to gain warranted beliefs is less clear.

While a number of philosophers agree that a universally binding and warranted morality is necessary for meaning in life (Kant 1791; Tännsjö 1988; Jacquette 2001, ch. 1; Cottingham 2003, 2005, ch. 3), some do not (Margolis 1990; Ellin 1995, 325 27).

In a marketing brochure on the British site, the Biomet unit claims that the warranted devices are so durable that it has had just over a dozen claims since 1997, when the program began.

Treatments, where warranted, can be divided into those that target tics and comorbid conditions, which, when present, are often a larger source of impairment than the tics themselves.