Sentence examples similar to warranted time from inspiring English sources

Many people in this country (and elsewhere) believe prostitution is a victimless crime, one that it is here to stay and does not warrant time, money and focus by our criminal justice system.

Yet, last year, my husband and I decided that the opportunity to travel to Africa for the first time warranted some time out of school.

While this type of hype has often been linked to the selling of UFC action – and has often been misplaced – it's certainly warranted this time.

"It's very hard to get a patent granted, but we believed that the ground breaking technology in our shoes warranted the time and money required," says Lin.

Really good work that warrants time to unravel and discover.

This particular structure warrants time complexity O nK) for the classical HMM algorithms and thus permits appropriately high resolution of discretization.

There is just no way around that especially where companies stretched to get to a valuation that wasn't warranted, often times giving up term concessions.

But right now they both warrant playing time".

"The question was, was there enough to warrant the time it would take.

You can be a good high school player and it doesn't necessarily translate at the level to warrant playing time at UConn".

"If his girlfriend didn't care about him, searching for a fact on the computer might not warrant her time," he said.