Sentence examples for warranted neither from inspiring English sources

CNN and Fox News would reduce Latinos to fodder for fear-mongering, and the documentariat would make them objects of pity, when they wanted and warranted neither.

But recognizing as much does not gainsay our conclusion that, when a jury is to be empaneled and when the facts warrant neither summary judgment nor judgment as a matter of law, tacking is a question for the jury". Id.

From this satchel, he probably produced a pair of junk store binoculars or a cheap camera and pointed them in the direction of a rust-stained wall that seemed to warrant neither close inspection nor documentation.

Blood can only be handed over without a patient's consent if they are under arrest or the police have a warrant - neither of which was the case in this incident, the University of Utah Hospital said.

Collins called Lieberman's request "neither warranted nor appropriate," because it could deprive presidents of candid advice and violate executive privilege.

Professor Sir Michael Rawlins, chairman of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), said moving cannabis from class C to class B "is neither warranted, nor will it achieve its desired effect".

Argentine players were involved in both incidents, although neither warranted any action from the on-field umpires.

Reading these ramblings the scales fell from my eyes and I, for the first time, found Pat Conroy to be verbose and filled with a sense of grandeur that was neither warranted nor needed.

Kanye West has made some bold claims, Bono has got a bit of an ego, but neither has warranted a headline to match "Singer James Blunt 'prevented World War III'".

Next Street's founding partners said neither concern was warranted.

Despite recent progress in understanding the pathogenesis of diabetic retinopathy, further research is warranted, as the disease remains neither preventable nor curable.