Sentence examples for warrants all from inspiring English sources

That enormous amplification of research power alone warrants all the exuberance over the genome project.

After the amendment passed, a blogger on Homesick Texan wrote: "i don't think it necessarily warrants all the hubbub, or the intervention of legislature to intervene on behalf of the cupcake.... but then, another part of me is screaming 'CUPCAKES!!!' because they just make people happy".

Police officers said Mr. Thomas was pursued because he had 14 outstanding warrants, all of them in misdemeanors and most of them for traffic offenses.

Mr Thomas, who was not armed, was shot to death while trying to escape from policemen who were attempting to arrest him for 14 outstanding warrants, all admittedly for fairly minor offences.

Does this really warrant all that coverage?

The centerpiece — the chicken itself — didn't warrant all the finery coddling and swaddling it.

If his Halvard doesn't seem dashing or special enough to warrant all this passion, well, that's often the way with powerful men.

Similarly, the fact - the unequivocal fact - that scores more people had been hacked, including 7/7 victims - was enough to warrant all that happened after the first Davies story.

It is as if they feel the views, glimpsed from the narrow windows of the lounge and dining room, warrant all this.

Though Lena Horne, Steve Allen, and Jack Palance were present, a man in the crowd complained that the celebrities at the New York event weren't big enough to warrant all the fuss.

After the election, she trailed her newly sworn-in husband through the Capitol, mischievously saying to Jeff Zeleny, "Maybe one day he will do something to warrant all this attention".