Sentence examples for would not warrant from inspiring English sources

Though Berlin is a metaphorical bone in Khruschev's throat, the relief he would get from removing it would not warrant the running of any serious risks to his life or his power.

There may have been, say some sources, many more meetings between British and Libyan officials – something which, one might think, a simple release on compassionate grounds would not warrant.

This isn't a high-end meal — Mr. Mattson's prose would not warrant even one star on Michelin's scale — but it is surprisingly tasty, if only because the historical ingredients are fascinating and first-rate.

He said the Division of Housing and Community Renewal, the state agency that administers the rent laws, could consider the changes to the intercom system a minimal reduction in service that would not warrant a reduction in rent.

It said in part: The mere benefit of continued access by the public to information about the agency's activities would not warrant the retention of personnel or the obligation of funds to maintain (or update) the agency's website during such a lapse.

Clumsy and overwhelmed by the physical world, autistic minds are often far more comfortable with the virtual realms of maths, symbols and code.However, even if geeks are naturally male, says Susan Ganter, executive director of the Association for Women in Science in Washington, DC (and a mathematician by training), it would not warrant Mr Summers's comments.

Were it anywhere else, Balochistan probably wouldn't warrant much attention, but it sits astride the oil lanes of the Persian Gulf.

Even so, it might be useful for frightening off (or burning holes in) small boats that look threatening but wouldn't warrant a hail of machinegun fire.

If the spill had resulted from a hurricane or lightning strike, or if it had been an unavoidable accident — an equipment failure that happened without warning — it wouldn't warrant criminal prosecution.

"13 Fear Is Real" wouldn't warrant comment if not for the affiliation of Sam Raimi, the horror auteur and director of the "Spider-Man" movies, who serves as an executive producer.

Fressin won't confirm whether the two planets have indeed been validated, but if they weren't, they probably wouldn't warrant a Nature publication.