Burns's life would hardly warrant interest — and certainly not a full-scale, studiously researched biography — on the basis of his literary output.
Wall Street had little reaction to minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting, which showed that policymakers appeared confident that the economy was strengthening enough to warrant interest rate increases soon.
Reviewers who had not enjoyed Myst or Riven stated that there was nothing new or substantially different in the game to warrant interest; The New York Times observed, "Exile has everything you loved or hated about Myst and Riven".
It is unclear whether HIV populations in macrophages are truly compartmentalized, but several features of their infection warrant interest.
Therefore, the identification of the signaling pathway implicated in Ank regulation and subsequent ePPi production by TGF-β1 warrants interest and could lead to insights in the therapy of sporadic chondrocalcinosis.
None approaches a grade or size warranting economic interest.
Howard Archer, economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "An inflation rate of 0.7% could easily be seen as warranting an interest rate cut in itself, and the rise in unemployment heaps further pressure on the ECB to act, but we doubt that the bank will do so at its 7 November meeting.
Sure, these people are supposed to be shallow, but they seem too lazily constructed to warrant our interest.
He has put up a formidable and unblushing defence, insisting that Scottish jobs (6,000 of them in BSkyB) warranted his interest.
It is too soon to know whether either service can prosper, let alone become powerful enough to warrant the interest of antitrust forces.
While Xu once dismissed the industry beyond Beijing as "too backwards" to warrant much interest, he began eyeing shop sites in provincial cities such as Zhengzhou and Chengdu.
