Sentence examples for whether it warranted from inspiring English sources

Were he still at the Justice Department, Bagenstos said, "this would be the kind of matter that I would want at least a preliminary investigation of, to see whether it warranted a full-scale investigation".

As an alternative strategy, Ms. Murray said, while pursuing its court case in 2005, the town commissioned Saccardi & Schiff, planning and development consultants of White Plains, to study a 10-mile area surrounding the hotel to determine whether it warranted urban renewal.

He felt it was similar to, but distinct from, A. pycnantha and was uncertain whether it warranted species rank.

The CIA's inspector general separately asked the Justice Department to review the CIA's conduct in the case to see whether it warranted further investigation.

To the contrary, it is appropriate for relevant authorities to determine whether it warrants investigation".

The commissioner is considering a complaint about the MP and will decide in the coming days whether it warrants a full investigation.

But as the attorneys general consider Microsoft's proposal, the states have no central decision-making process for deciding whether it warrants serious negotiation, requiring lots of phone calls and messages to reach a decision.

Some advocates see a $3 billion-a-year market looming, while some sex therapists and other doubters question whether female sexual dysfunction is even a disease and whether it warrants the risk of side effects that new drugs pose.

If the Republican Party wasn't so renowned for its intellectual honesty, it would almost seem as if a guy who hasn't held office for 13 years is attempting to remain relevant exclusively by criticizing his political enemy's every action without bothering to check whether it warrants it or not.

As a first step, we need to explore the knowledge, attitudes and practices of users of gemstone therapeutics to see whether it warrants scientific evaluation based on prevalence alone.

As they walk into houses that should be condemned, they fizz with enthusiasm, whether it's warranted or not.