Sentence examples for warrant title from inspiring English sources

By comparison, four different Henrys alone warrant title billing.

The Emerson String Quartet has built three concerts around Dvorak's string quartets — a recent recording project for the group — with works by Janacek and Martinu providing variety and sufficient breadth to warrant the title for the series, "Adventures in Bohemia".

Each gets a small allocation regardless of its performance, and some qualify for money from the Bank's £25m trust fund for failed states, which it calls "low-income countries under stress".Some think that, if it were to confine itself to the well-governed parts of the globe, the World Bank would scarcely warrant its title.

When is something broad enough or deep enough to warrant the title "big"?

Northstowe was heralded by the last Labour administration as an exemplary eco-town but when plans were published it was seen as not green enough to warrant this title.

The Canadian government, in 1995, moved to revoke his citizenship, arguing that simply by being a member of Ek 10a, Oberlander was guilty enough to warrant the title of 'war criminal.' They also argued that, by not informing the government of his Nazi past when he entered Canada in 1954, he had illegally obtained his Canadian citizenship.

Is there one emotion-type that warrants the title "religious," or are there many religious emotion-types?

A man who says no to sticking it in Aunty Flo hardly warrants the title of man.

A man who says no to sticking it in Aunty Flo hardly warrants the title of man at all.

Sulzberger had hardly done a good enough job to warrant such a title grab.

The field is too young and immature to warrant a job title.