Sentence examples for warrants clear from inspiring English sources

Novel conceptualizations of vulnerability warrants clear delineations and explications in the philosophic, theoretical, research, ethical and practice posture of nursing that draws from critical social theory as suggested by the above authors [ 9, 10, 41].

I spoke with people who had come from as far as Harlem to get their warrants cleared.

Mr. Foxman wrote to Columbia's president, George Rupp, calling Mr. Said's behavior "a crude, disgraceful and dangerous act of incitement" and saying that it warranted "clear repudiation and censure from the Columbia University community".

Preston to beat Oldham at 11-4: while the Latics aren't mathematically secure of their League One place, their form of late has not been good enough to warrant clear favouritism against a North End side that has finally shown an upturn of form in their last three (beating Huddersfield, and drawing with Stevenage and MK Dons).

Several concepts central to this paper warrant clear definitions.

Our results, however, do not warrant clear conclusions, but encourage future research to investigate this relationship further.

While the focus was on personality the other two factors (task and sound) warrant clearer identification and choice to see meaningful interactions.

Nevertheless, this study warrants a clear some connection to the genome paper.

From these early notices alone, Bloodline sounds like the sort of show that warrants a cleared weekend in and a job-lot of Pringles.

Our target price increases from 732p to 825p, which suggests 10% from last night's close plus an additional 4% dividend yield, but that is not quite enough to warrant a clear conviction buy and we stay comfortable holders.

We have exhausted a thesaurus of options in our attempts to describe these cyclical flashpoints, each of them unique, each of them warranting a clear portrait of its particulars, and yet all of them numbingly related — like a racialized version of "Groundhog Day".