Sentence examples for warranted so from inspiring English sources

But in an unusually blunt statement, the bank's policy board said today, "Careful attention is warranted so that the stock price developments will not negatively affect financial markets and economic activity".

The major promise of multimodality for inclusive design thus does not seem warranted so far.

Further research into mobile phone consumer trends is warranted so future bottom-lines are in the black.

Because our data show no spatial autocorrelation, spatial interpolation is not warranted, so we cannot construct meaningful contour maps of groundwater composition.

We wanted to understand whether the declarations and warnings were warranted so we turned to the data of late stage investing returns (we rely on the trends in the data to support our thesis).

But despite O'Reilly's interpretation of Google's practices, it is still not clear to the present author that the phrase "Web 2.0 search engines" is warranted; so, we will instead refer to contemporary (or second-generation) search engines as "Web 2.0-era search engines".

With the exception of a moist bundle of flayed corpses, the film's mild fantasy violence scarcely warrants so restrictive a rating.

He has never done anything to warrant so much media coverage.

But Harris, who was raised by his reverend grandfather, told KCTV that the decision to return the ring was an obvious one, and that he doesn't actually think his actions warrant so much attention.

"....It is your basic human rights for your results not to be disclosed to a third party but at the same time it also my basic human rights that I should know what you are sick of if you are my partner so that I can take care of myself if it warrants so.

Skepticism is warranted, but so far Change.org petitions have seen some remarkable successes.