Sentence examples for warranted to settle from inspiring English sources
Future studies are warranted to settle the controversy surrounding the predictive and prognostic values of some of the currently used and proposed molecular biomarkers.
First it announced that it would pay $17.5 million and issue warrants on 850,000 shares to settle shareholder lawsuits.
Critical Path, a corporate e-mail provider plagued by financial troubles, said earlier this week that it would pay $17.5 million and issue warrants on 850,000 shares to settle a class-action shareholder lawsuit.
Sitting at a table in the community center, Michael Brown, 43, explained to a judge why he had decided to settle a warrant for his arrest for failure to pay child support.
Carter's father said he'd talked with his son in recent months about surrendering to Mississippi police to settle the bench warrant for his arrest.
A crucial step in warranting survival of these flaps is to wait for the circulation to settle before flap rotation for at least 20 minutes).
IF there are only three patterns of reasoning available to settle matters, and IF none of them can settle matters sufficiently to warrant assent, and IF assent is required for knowledge, it seems that the Pyrrhonian has a viable strategy for resisting dogmatism because no process of reasoning could lead to knowledge of non-evident propositions.
It is a highly stratified group, representing that collection of patients whose symptoms were severe enough to warrant consultation, who had neither specific spinal pathology nor nerve root pain and whose symptoms failed to settle in the usual time frame.
The debate tends to settle on one question: how many people must be offended by a team's name for a change to be warranted?
Serious matters to settle".
