Sentence examples for has never warranted from inspiring English sources

But the demand for dairy maids' buckets has never warranted plantations of the trees even in the milkiest of times.

The strange thing, perhaps, since then – and this is a question the Dohertys would like answering, even just for peace of mind – is that he has never warranted anything other than the tiniest of mentions (and in the vast majority of cases, absolutely nothing) in the many books written by Ferguson and numerous players from that era.

Yet his name has apparently never warranted a mention in this newspaper.

He was a small, mild inventor and businessman who died in 1956 and has never seemed to warrant a whole book before.

He has never done anything to warrant so much media coverage.

And it was an unmitigated disaster because a) it ruined the team shape and b) Gerrard has NEVER had the game to warrant the "free role". And btw, Joe Cole was exceptional for England on the left from 2005 to some time around 2009 when those knee injuries began to catch up with him.

WASHINGTON -- The legal battle over the Bush administration's program of eavesdropping without warrants has never reached the Supreme Court.

"Given the lesser level of intrusion, access to this data has never been subject to warrant, nor should it be.

The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits only 'unreasonable searches.' * A warrant has never been thought to be an absolute requirement for a constitutionally proper search.

Nonetheless, it has always been a cross pattée; the discrepancy with the Warrant has never been corrected.

Our anger has never been viewed as legitimate or warranted due to unfair treatment; instead, it's been twisted into a pathology.