Sentence examples for warranted the most from inspiring English sources

Now no one is immune; if warranted, the most senior ministers and officials face scrutiny from the new major crime taskforce.

But the research published by the Department for Communities and Local Government estimates that an average of £26,200 a family was spent in the 12 months before they started receiving support as part of the programme, and an average of more than £44,000 was spent on a subgroup of these families who warranted the most intensive forms of family intervention.

However, it was not that fact that warranted the "most diverse wedding ever" title for me.

The opposition Democratic Alliance said the provisional findings contained in the report "are so damning that, if accurate, they would warrant the most severe sanction of president Jacob Zuma's conduct".

In a film steamy enough to start a sonnet craze, her Viola De Lesseps really does seem to warrant the most timeless love poems, and to speak Shakespeare's own elegant language with astonishing ease.

10, 18, 19 Over the past two decades, the conservation community has generally considered overfishing as the threat to coral reefs that warrants the most attention.

This would suggest that attention on inflammation, as measured by CRP, in trying to explain cardiovascular risk in patients on hemodialysis may not warrant the most focus.

However, the most problematic areas (such as financial and health IT issues) or those that have not received enough or any attention yet (such as patient and community involvement) seem to warrant the most urgent attention.

This is obviously bikini shaving to the extreme -- warranting the absolute most top-notch results.

Now There at least for me, is a bar.

There has been no progress towards peace in Syria that would warrant the world's most famous peace prize.