Sentence examples for does not really warrant from inspiring English sources

But raising these alarms has also raised the stakes, giving the trial a significance in the public mind that it does not really warrant.

"The BPA issue, I think, is so minuscule in impact that it doesn't really warrant the attention it's been getting".

Once you finish the campaign you can play the game again with all your new gear (and harder enemies), but War in the North doesn't really warrant the effort.

Depending on whom you asked, the name change was either a long-overdue recognition that a genocidal, directionally challenged sailor doesn't really warrant a postal holiday, or an affront to Italian Americans and the American tradition of discovery.

"Stealing some clocks, some batteries, and potato chips from the supermarket doesn't really warrant a long time in jail".

This year, bidders obviously decided that a so-so picture did not really warrant a £2.5 million to £3.5 million estimate plus the sale charge — a minimum 30 percent increase.

They came to the conclusion that Luke Wright, bustling competitor that he is, did not really warrant a place in a Test team once the reality of taking on South Africa drew nearer.

If any Pac-12 team could claim to be on the fringes of the CFP race, it was the Ducks, even if their resume did not really warrant inclusion in the top 10 or so teams in the country.

The authors of the 1994 Good Skiing Guide admitted that Andermatt didn't really warrant an entry since so few Britons – and just one small tour operator – went there, and noted that "on arrival the visitor's first sight is of a bleak barracks".

"We just played at too slow a tempo and didn't really warrant anything out of the first half". "It felt good to get the clean sheet and good to come away and get an away point.

It didn't really warrant the kind of events we've done in the past for band releases.