Sentence examples for had not warranted from inspiring English sources

Procter & Gamble official said the amounts were so low that they had not warranted the government's full attention.

To continue the metaphor, the national parties were forced to adapt to this colder, drier fundraising landscape by turning to the grassroots, and especially to the small donors who had not warranted much attention in the soft money era.

The circumstances at the time may have not warranted it, the regional situation may have been different.

"And remember," it concludes, "if you don't have to go out, don't!" As it turned out, the latest couple of blasts have not warranted traveling with a larder and multiple scrapers.

The battle to be king of sales has not warranted much comment from Ford executives to the media.

However, the small increase in lifespan has not warranted the cost of large scale implementations outside of clinical trial settings [9].

In fact, there is an abundance of permineralized wood in the Morrison Formation Petersonn, undated; Tidwell, 1990; Daniels and Dayvault, 2006; C. T. Gee, personal observation), much of which has not warranted further paleobotanical investigation because of a lack of internal preservation in the wood and perhaps also due to a paucity of Jurassic wood paleobotanists in North America.

"He has had seven yellow cards this year, but he hasn't warranted all seven," Rodgers said.

"At this point, we haven't put it back up because, to be honest, his performances haven't warranted it," said Katie Landry, a spokeswoman for USA Track and Field.

Shawcross's tale will not convince those who doubt the good faith of the Bush administration or who think the battles with Al Qaeda and its Islamist affiliates haven't warranted the exercise of wartime military powers.

My performances over the last five games haven't warranted me being there.