Sentence examples for was warranted on from inspiring English sources

They each said that no league suspension was warranted on Ballard's play.

Early on, he focused on small things, such as pointing out that he thought someone had spent more money than was warranted on a particular project.

Melissa Mourges seemed to share the animus many police officers felt for Tupac; Charles Ogletree argued in his appeal that her conduct was so prejudicial (she railed against Tupac as a "thug," among other things) that a new trial was warranted on that ground alone.

The group was sensitive to the demands placed on front-line care, but considered that experimentation was warranted on the length and focus of patient appointments.

In this case, the intervention could be warranted, on the one hand, by the damage that being overweight or obese does to the individuals themselves (Gruber 2002).

Guardian Australia will report them when that is warranted on grounds of public policy debate.

Although the tody appears common, further research could be warranted on the influences of anthropogenic disturbances on their populations.

But as noted above, it's not yet clear that resignation is warranted on the basis of these new revelations.

Further research is warranted on under-represented taxa (e.g., herpetofauna and invertebrates) in literature and long-term effects of forest management on biodiversity.

Further research is warranted on the importance of episodic, or recurring intermittent exposures in determining nicotine's effects, and those of other nicotinic agents, on behavior.

Finally, improved clinical study designs with improved enrollment criteria, and measurement outcomes are warranted on the way to finding the successful therapeutic approach for MSA.