Sentence examples for whether warranted from inspiring English sources

The fear in acknowledging Israel's flaws is that such recognition opens Israel up to criticism, whether warranted or unfair.

Yet he sees Glass's greatest weakness as its lack of availability - giving inadequate attention to the most important issues and suspicions that Glass creates, whether warranted or not.

Asked why he keeps hitting Obama on the Israel issue, he said: "I've concluded that John McCain is best for our country, then why wouldn't I do that?" In other words, because he prefers McCain to Obama, why shouldn't he use Israel as an issue against Obama whether warranted or not.

"They'll give us an opinion on whether more investigation is warranted, whether its not going anywhere, whether they don't recommend taking it further or if we have got enough to lay charges," Ashton said.

In 2014, as the allegations mounted, the international criminal court at The Hague announced that it was conducting a preliminary examination to establishe whether they warranted a full investigation.

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.

Often, however, participants were unclear whether symptoms warranted an emergency appointment.

Logistic regression modelling was undertaken and WALD tests were calculated to determine whether variables warranted inclusion in the multi-variate logistic regressions at p < 0.05[ 11].

Alternatively, in deciding whether trust is warranted, one might consider whether the trust would either be rationally justified or valuable.

So far, it is too early to tell whether such pessimism is warranted or whether the majority's expectation of a soft landing will prove correct.