Sentence examples for not warranting from inspiring English sources

It was dismissed as frivolous, with the work regarded as purely decorative and thus not warranting serious critical or curatorial attention.

It was impossible, he said, to determine whether the error was one of timing, or perhaps that the scouting group was an offshoot not warranting the uppercase "Boy Scouts" treatment, or something else.

In the end, the manslaughter charges seemed to offer the jury an alternative to two unpalatable options: convicting a police officer of murdering a fugitive ex-convict who had a knife in his jacket pocket when he was shot, or acquitting a white officer of shooting to death a black suspect under circumstances that many witnesses described as clearly not warranting deadly force.

The five REITs in the table below, while not warranting “buy” ratings, may have some appeal as income investments.

If a negotiator makes an untruthful statement, "That is the highest I can go," to another negotiator, then, since the negotiator believes that the other negotiator believes that he is making an untruthful statement, he cannot intend to warrant the truth of his statement, and/or the context (of negotiation) is such that he is not warranting the truth of his statement.

Once those benefits begin flowing all around, the pressure on world governments will only increase to ignore Iranian violations, or to treat them as minor or inadvertent, certainly not warranting the reimposition of major sanctions.

Such confidence is not warranted.

That does not warrant a standing ovation".

The maximum sentence is not warranted".

"Bail revocation is not warranted," he continued.

We felt this was not warranted".