warranted

Earlier in the hearing, Mao held up the hammer and crowbar Roske took to Kavanaugh’s home, and argued that a life sentence would be warranted.

Yes, the optimism has abated from peak levels, but optimism is still warranted.

As the U.S. economy remains uncertain, investors are warranted to be more eager to invest in healthcare because of its less-discretionary nature.

Federal prosecutors sought a three-year prison sentence against Lira for his role in the legal fraud scheme, arguing that his lies to clients and to Judge Durkin warranted a meaningful term of imprisonment.

The first is that Man-su wants to provide for his family, and that the shock of losing his job — and perhaps more importantly, his desperation to maintain his lifestyle — is, to a degree, warranted.