Sentence examples for it's not warranted from inspiring English sources

The Times Magazine piece feebly tries to suggest something much darker is going on, by repeating the word "addiction" (even though it's not warranted) and by noting "the body's fragile controls on overeating".

"It sends a message that you can't take away someone's private property for financial benefit by the city when it's not warranted".

"It's not warranted for a part-time job," she said.

Designers of autocorrect word lists are clearly careful to avoid certain obscenities, even going overboard by changing hell to he'll when it's not warranted.

He's got it now, as any smart child would and he knows, that if he cries loud enough, makes up enough stories to push her buttons, she will ride to the rescue, even if it's not warranted.

for me it's not warranted….

Mr. McCormack is not seeking a review of his client's competency to stand trial, "because at this point it is not warranted," he said.

Certainly it is not warranted by the role that air power may have played in reaching a fragile agreement in Bosnia.

"Some guys are thinking that it was not a good shoot, that it was not warranted," said one Blackwater contractor, using military jargon for an episode that results in a wrongful death.

Several child welfare experts said caseworkers, newly nervous that an unintentional oversight could lead to a homicide charge, might grow more inclined to put children in foster care, even if it was not warranted.

It is not warranted, for example, by the fact that these excluded meanings involve abstract objects.