Sentence examples similar to warranting celebration from inspiring English sources

Chinese policymakers understand that graduate research warrants celebration and investment.

And, according to the organisers of the #OurDay tweetathon, warrants celebration.

Few are the occasions in life that do not warrant celebration by the Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz.

Revenues were up to $311 million, over the $290 million in the third quarter of 2005, but that was not enough to warrant celebration.

In this era of political gridlock and unsolved problems, true bipartisan achievements are rare and warrant celebration.

While this progress warrants celebration, pressing questions on how to ensure rights for all children and overcome discrimination and lack of resources remain.

The recent addition of 10 hours of oral history recordings, conducted by History Department fellow Megan French-Marcelin, was the final piece of the archive, warranting a celebration at SIPA on Dec. 3.

This is clearly something which warrants a celebration; the question is, whether it needs to be celebrated with quite such excess.

Every so often in human history, something new comes along that warrants a celebration, and that deserves its own holiday.

Riots are unlikely, of course, but it would be nice to report that the production at least warrants a celebration befitting this esteemed company's big birthday.

That alone is an accomplishment that may warrant some celebration.