Sentence examples for only warrants from inspiring English sources

'His name was Courtney Pine.' That jazz only warrants a passing mention is surprising given how grown-up Djalili's tastes were as a child.

Suppose the car only warrants a six-second phase but a pedestrian requires 18 seconds to cross the street at a walking speed of one metre per second.

After the sale, the Treasury Department will hold only warrants to buy about 2.7 million shares of A.I.G. common stock, which will also be sold to generate a profit.

But because LifeProof only warrants the case — not the phone inside — I didn't have the guts to test it by leaving the thing underwater for an hour as the reviewer's manual suggests.

Questions tabled by MEPs included the use of warrants for questioning only; warrants being issued to prosecute minor offences; countries not respecting other states' decisions to refuse extradition, leading to people being arrested repeatedly; inadequate legal representation and poor prison conditions for extradited people held in pre-trial detention.

The auctioneers artfully limit their liability: The "terms and conditions of sale" in the back of a catalogue typically state the auction house only warrants the brief description of the item in boldface or italics, not all the other information printed.

This approach is, however, only warranted if the work environment is simple enough to be tractable.

Instead the UK remains an offstage performer, only warranting mention as the greediest player of all.

Further investigation is only warranted if the baby is not thriving or has respiratory problems.

Each brigade exercises unfettered authority over its turf, with "revolutionary legitimacy" as its only warrant.

The student suggested infiltration should not be defined in "left" or "right" terms: it was only warranted if there was a known threat of public violence.