Meanings of fully warranted in English

A more cautious approach to balancing the books is fully warranted.

This is a startling statement, but it is fully warranted by the facts.

The implication contained in these words is fully warranted.

The Transvaal contention would appear to be fully warranted.

This generous bill of literary particulars was fully warranted.

The report of Minnie's beauty was fully warranted.

Nobody should be too harsh on City because they had played stylishly and fully warranted Guardiola's compliments.

The cheapest machine made, and fully warranted.

I found that Baxter's errand was indeed urgent, and that he was fully warranted in disturbing our privacy.

All above balls are fully warranted.

But on the other hand, she could not bring herself to feel that her trust in him was fully warranted.

The compliment was fully warranted; the personal interest in Lincoln increased daily from the beginning to the end of the great debates.

Some of us may be inclined to get anxious more rapidly than others, or in situations where it is not fully warranted.

Nina felt that she was fully warranted in looking at them now, as her father was in fact showing them to her.

As it was, so much time had been wasted that Jackson would have been fully warranted in suspending the movement, and halting on the Rapidan.

The occupation and defence of New York and Brooklyn, so promptly made, was a strategic necessity, fully warranted by existing conditions, although temporary.]