Sentence examples for warranted a bit from inspiring English sources
Granted there had been no Ulster or All-Ireland titles in his final three-year Mourne minor tenure - unlike, 1986 and 1987 - but McGrath believed his record and service warranted a bit more respect.
He was one of several reformed gangsters we recently interviewed to find out why they'd left behind their lives of crime, but John's story stood out as one that warranted a bit more exploration.
But the sheer scale of proposals for turbines on East Yorkshire's windswept farmland ("Nothing between here and the Urals," is the familiar catchphrase) might warrant a bit of artistic revision.
Top College Hitter Mike Zunino Florida A catcher hitting.323 with 16 home runs, a.394 on-base percentage and a.664 slugging percentage would usually warrant a bit more attention, but many seem focused on Zunino's relatively poor play in the competitive Southeastern Conference.
Luckily In Rainbows was sufficiently good to warrant a bit of a push by word of mouth.
This thing is definitely not silent, but it's quiet enough to warrant a bit of praise.
I probably used B-class engines in this thing which warrants a bit of exploration into what I was actually dealing with.
America's Treasury thinks at least one currency, China's yuan, warrants a bit of policing today, and many others think that America's $800 billion current-account deficit needs work.But the fund's authority does not match this ambition.
Among other differences, there were no gloves and certainly no cussing or spitting (such uncouth behavior warranted a fine of up to two bits).
"It was a little bit of an incredible reaction, but probably warranted," a witness told KTLA.
