Sentence examples for longer warrants from inspiring English sources

After analyzing some data, The Hindu concludes that Jammu and Kashmir no longer warrants large-scale troop commitments for counter-terrorism operations.

(if I may so refer to a phenomenon that no longer warrants the respect of its full name) has become a reflexive social gesture, like shaking hands with the host at the end of a party".

"That means there are a couple of people who feel that the economy is getting better at a nice rate that no longer warrants these exceptionally low rates," he said.

Although Mandelbaum ruled out the necessity defense in the Flood Wall Street case, he did take judicial notice of climate change, indicating the seriousness with which he viewed the underlying issue, and marking it as one whose existence no longer warrants lengthy debate.

But the city has no policy in place to remove metal detectors when a school's culture no longer warrants them.

Wearing a well fitting suit, tapered jeans, a pocket square and taking the time to comb your hair no longer warrants a double take.

That confidence is no longer warranted.

Federal "preclearance" for changes to electoral law in these areas is therefore no longer warranted.

Therefore, GSA will make the determination that collection action is no longer warranted before discharging a debt.

I think maybe to an extent that is no longer warranted, being that something like this could happen".

In November, the State Department told DHS that conditions in Central America and Haiti had improved and that TPS was no longer warranted.