Sentence examples for would have warranted from inspiring English sources

After sitting for nine weeks, and taking more than a hundred statements, the committee found no credible evidence of harassment or intimidation that would have warranted disciplinary action.

To suggest the Wallabies could turn around a first-half whipping to outscore the Lions 29-3 in the second half would have warranted a padded cell stay.

Beneath it lurked another "mask of malignant capability" -- a phrase so nuanced that it alone would have warranted the highest mark.

Which normally would have warranted earlier mention, since convertibles tend to be slower, heavier and less rigid than their hardtop counterparts.

As a U.S. attorney, he writes, he made sure that Martha Stewart went to jail — not, he stresses, because she engaged in insider trading of a kind that would have warranted but a warning, but because she lied about it.

By not naming him in the first instance, Warwickshire police managed to get the case more attention than it ever would have warranted had the accused officer's name been made public in their first statement.

Conscious efforts at cultivating moral virtues only accentuate the loss of natural goodness, which in its original state would have been entirely commonplace and would not have warranted distinction or special attention (chs. 18, 38).

Had Mr. Kamitsuka used the music, it would not have warranted even a mention.

Falsely reporting a crime was against the law, and would likely have warranted Gaines's removal from the force.

However, the disciplinary committee found that the offending would not have warranted a red card and so imposed no sanction.

We might have found a small nugget, something off topic or unexpected, that wouldn't have warranted the refund that was offered.