Sentence examples for Will warrant from inspiring English sources

But there are some who will warrant keeping an eye on.

In fact, those numbers will warrant no conclusion about Obama's handling of our economic problems.

In her approach to both, her nationalist leanings will warrant concern.

It warranted attention and favor years ago and will warrant them years hence.

"I have not committed any offence that will warrant my arrest," he said.

In the early weeks, a trip to Asda will warrant the fanfare and pageantry of a royal wedding conducted atop Mount Kilimanjaro.

Of course, there will be occasions when new investment will warrant a review of this balance, but a guiding principle of mutuality is surely in the national interest.

But at least Starks is getting the bulk of the carries over Grant and Kuhn, and his matchup with the Buccaneers (second best for RBs, 26 FPPG) will warrant high-end flex appeal this weekend.

The statement by the army's press office said, "Any similar action violating the sovereignty of Pakistan will warrant a review on the level of military/intelligence cooperation with the United States".

Europe's travails are bound to last, and will warrant more clarity and more constructive proposals from Labour – and this will be true even if the "stay in" vote wins in the referendum.

The best route for prisoners like Mr. Lemus and Mr. Hidalgo is to come up with new evidence that will warrant a reopening of the case in state court, Mr. Freedman said.