Sentence examples for warranted though from inspiring English sources

The speculation is warranted, though the assumptions are possibly misplaced.

And her skepticism seems warranted, though Roth's declaration is not unprecedented.

It bustles and hums, and much of the time, the buzz is warranted, though sometimes it can be painfully loud.

Scottish authorities felt compassion was warranted, though al-Megrahi served eight of a minimum 27-year sentence.

Votta thought Blaine and Finn's triumphant fist bump during the number seemed warranted, though Slezak and Sullivan seemed unconvinced.

Warranted though the hand-wringing about Donald Trump's belligerent, proud and defiant rejection of reality is, his is only the most overt expression of a now thoroughgoing GOP-wide practice.

Some care is warranted here, though, as characters from other Star Wars eras require the hidden "Cross-Over" coins to be collected before they can be used in the Starter Pack adventure.

The five-year royal warrants, though, are not exclusive.

The official said as many as 15 people were named in the arrests warrants, though not all were arrested Thursday.

Ryan Alexander, president of Taxpayers for Common Sense in Washington, said that further investigation was warranted even though the initial inquiry did not turn up direct evidence of political meddling.

Ongoing surveillance of any possible adverse health effects is therefore warranted, even though the relative risks may be small.