Sentence examples for warranted all from inspiring English sources

"He has had seven yellow cards this year, but he hasn't warranted all seven," Rodgers said.

While Mr. Brown said the laws still need some changes, because low-level offenders can still be treated more severely than warranted, "All of those poster cases are gone," he said.

While that may be warranted, all the ramifications of such a change deserve considerable discussion.

"You have to understand that there are steps to take," said Nets forward Richard Jefferson, a third-year player who warranted All-Star consideration.

With black bears we were advised to lock eyes and back away slowly; cougars warranted all-out warfare -- keeping our necks hidden as we pounded their eyes with our fists.

Brian Viner, Daily Mail Does it warrant all the hype, the secrecy, the breathless anticipation?

The thematic ideas seemed not interesting enough to warrant all the air-space in this ruminative piece.

This young British artist's ultra-cool play with film and photography may not warrant all the hype it has garnered, but it is smart, sexy and promising.

A stunning ending on Friday night in Game 2, something to give their legions belief and do something to warrant all that promotional television drivel.

Her ultra-cool play with photography and film -- on display in this two-gallery exhibition, her first New York solo venture -- may not warrant all the hype it has generated, but it is smart, sexy and promising.

Larapinta and Trucking Yards do not meet subdivision standards to warrant all municipal services from the Alice Springs council, according to Shaw, despite the presence of streetlights and paved roads with kerbing.