用warranted造句子，“warranted”造句

But in fact warranted confidence in our programs.

To state with less completeness or truth than seems warranted by the facts.

More research is warranted concerning the clinical consequences of high uric acid, especially in blacks.

Their first step was to teach the deceiving robot how to recognise a situation that warranted the use of deception.

While this might seem a silly caution, it's warranted; development lists are always inundated with spam and requests like this, and they're not appreciated.

If, as a result of the review under this paragraph, the authorities determine that the countervailing duty is no longer warranted, it shall be terminated immediately.

While there are instances where this may be warranted, any design choice that divides the user’s attention between two displays (the TV and the remote) runs the risk of creating user confusion and annoyance.

Further investigation is clearly warranted.

But a "big deal" may be warranted.

No doubt a dose of scepticism is warranted about m-health.

If the crisis is small enough so a press release isn't warranted, then simply keep it on file.

Although malignant transformation of chronic DLE lesions is uncommon, a high index of suspicion and need for continued surveillance is still warranted.

but if the agency's interpretation would actually frustrate Congress' goals, a reversal would be warranted. Continental Air Lines v. Department of Transp., 843 F.2d 1444, 1453 (.1988).

warranted payment for agricultural work

But this hardly warranted such a sudden move on the eve of a new school year.

Criminal Investigators evaluate the case and after consulting with U. S. Attorney's Office determine whether criminal prosecution is warranted.

But they still said mobile phone use warranted continued follow up to ensure cancers were not developing over the longer term, and to see what the effect was in children.

drastic measures not warranted By the circumstances.

Mr Trichet's message was a familiar one: the decision was warranted because of “upside risks to price stability”.

Hillary Clinton was heavily criticised for her work in her husband's administration, and while she has turned out to be a brilliant elected politician, some of that was probably warranted.

DiA: Who should be entrusted to decide if a leak is warranted?

Coffee warranted pure.

The authors noted, however, that the ability to sustain this effect as questionable and that the potential antithrombotic effects of n-3 FA-rich eggs warranted investigation.

The storekeeper warranted the quality of the coffee.

Intention to levy serious taxes on the appraised property values. Unless meaningful revenue will be generated, the significant administrative cost of a proper appraisal system is not warranted.