Sentence examples for warrant so much from inspiring English sources

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

But Harris, who was raised by his reverend grandfather, told KCTV that the decision to return the ring was an obvious one, and that he doesn't actually think his actions warrant so much attention.

The events of last week merely affirmed that and didn't warrant quite so much breathlessness, some of it from Cain and his chief of staff, Mark Block, who were simply appalled — appalled, I tell you — at reporters' relentlessness and enemies' determination.

The Secret Services assumed they'd swoop in with a weak warrant and find so much incriminating evidence that I'd be forced to accept a plea bargain.

Many supporters of DAPA and expanded DACA, consistent with the wisdom of longtime court observers, believed optimism warranted after passage of so much time.

And we now know Amazon Web Services, apparently, will preemptively bow to that pressure and kick a paying customer off its wires without so much as a warrant or a court order.

With an effort not to repeat everything said already, there are a few of these issues that need and warrant highlighting, and these are not so much the problems that are faced, but more the potential solutions towards it.

My previous blog dealing with domestic violence and shared custody generated plenty of response, so much that it warrants a follow-up.

With so much to see it warrants much more than a quick stop in Istanbul, the portion of the country that is physically in the European continent.

Analysts still want to know how a pile of CDOs that warranted barely a mention a few weeks ago can now be inflicting so much damage.

There is so much Kardashian koverage (see what I did there?) that they almost warrant their own network to rival CBS, ABC, NBC and FOX.