Sentence examples for warrants no from inspiring English sources
A Sarah Palin who resigned in the delusional belief that it would give her a better shot at the presidency in 2012 warrants no such kindness.
Before certain parades that have been marred by shootings, for example, the warrant squads have tracked down gang members who live nearby to execute outstanding warrants, no matter how minor, the official said.
Slashes warrants no doubt helps with short-term loses by increasing the profit margin.
But as it stands, the analogy to Quine's attack on foundationalist epistemology warrants no radical abandonment of traditional conceptual analysis across the boards.
Given that the name is "iBottleOpener", this thing probably warrants no explanation… but here goes: Because nothing mixes with alcohol like expensive gadgetry, the iBottleOpener converts your boring, not-covered-in-beer iPhone into a bottle opener.
That warrants no more than 6 months in prison and a maximum $250 fine.
Intelligence agencies reviewed information about the satellite launching last fall, but concluded that it warranted no action.
"The Matrix" warranted no house trailers for the cast and, Ms. Moss says, only one bathroom.
Justice Department officials who conducted the inquiry said today that the assassination warranted no further investigation.
In fact, those numbers will warrant no conclusion about Obama's handling of our economic problems.
But the report, which describes much of Mr. Rice's behavior in detail, apparently warranted no follow-up.
