Sentence examples for warranted more than from inspiring English sources

I now believe that a complaint about the ginkgo tree is warranted more than ever, lest ginkgo seeds become New York's newest culinary trend.

Kevin Mirallas - who might have warranted more than 10 minutes - threatened, and his low cross to Coleman set up a great chance which Stockdale saved.

People increasingly met in chat rooms and on dating sites, and by the middle of the last decade, the number of people being introduced online was so large, it rarely warranted more than a brief mention.

Dotcom, who successfully argued that his case was of global interest and warranted more than short news clips, watched the live stream from the comfort of a leather chair in his "at home court", complete with incense sticks and a fruit bowl.

President Clinton named him United States ambassador to the United Nations, where he injected a dose of informality; he sometimes wore khakis and often made a point of chatting with diplomats who seldom warranted more than a nod from Mr. Richardson's predecessors.

He also commented on the leaking of the video saying that it "warranted more than just a simple leak; it deserved a red carpet".

How Ginsburg and O'Connor, the court's first two women, got along surely warrants more than a sentence or two.

Charlton are close to signing former Arsenal midfielder Stephen Hughes, though that surely doesn't warrant more than one line.

If the political violence of Northern Ireland rarely warrants more than a couple of paragraphs in the newspapers, the more common "punishment shootings" get even fewer.

But in the public speeches on Dr. King that he presents, Professor Adams said, the verdict is unlikely to warrant more than two lines.

Sometimes he chooses two different health stars to voice differing opinions on the same subject, but no other author's work warrants more than a paragraph or two.