Sentence examples similar to warranting victory from inspiring English sources

That Saracens suffered their first defeat since March may come as a major surprise, but it was a fully warranted victory for Harlequins, who scored tries through their wings Tim Visser and Charlie Walker and made light work of their mounting injury problems.

Wenger was still probably entitled to think his team had enough of the ball to warrant the victory.

Yet the Russian side were always in control of this tie and thoroughly warranted a victory helped by two goals from Denis Ugarov.

The Bears are now a 7-3 team, but it's as if that record has been achieved against J.V. teams from non-B.C.S. colleges — each victory suspect, warranting an asterisk.

And they encouraged individual state bar associations to take more restrictive action "where local circumstances warrant" -- a clear victory for the efforts by lawyers in New York State to enact some of the toughest pay-to-play prohibitions in the nation.

However, the terms of Boes' victory warrant closer scrutiny.

RK Match report: Bristol 17-41 Exeter Taking nothing away from the performance of Newcastle, who warranted a rare away victory, but the sense of deflation at Gloucester is palpable.

The victory against Carolina warranted such a display, as much for what it meant in the rebuilding process here as for the impact on the team's playoff hopes.

Two tries from Dave Denton spearheaded a Worcester second half surge that finally delivered the victory their power rugby warranted against a Newcastle side that failed to function at Sixways.

Although elation often follows overwhelming military victories, it rarely is warranted.

Since the two leagues split into divisions in 1969, 68 teams have begun July with records more than three and a half victories higher than their run differential warranted; these overachievers saw their second-half winning percentage plummet to.516 from.575.