warrantable造句

• He said it was warrantable ( made up word ) and I provided links.
• This is a warrantable solution to a basic logistical problem _ the sheer number of direct victims of McVeigh's crime.
• Raches killing a wild boarA king or lord would want to hunt a great stag, a'hart of ten', or'warrantable'stag, or a powerful boar, partly for the extra fat it carried when in prime condition in the hunting season, but mostly for kudos.
• Clive deposed later to the House of Commons that, " to the best of his remembrance, he gave the gentleman who carried it leave to sign his name upon it; his lordship never made any secret of it; he thinks it warrantable in such a case, and would do it again a hundred times; he had no interested motive in doing it, and did it with a design of disappointing the expectations of a rapacious man . " It is nevertheless cited as an example of Clive's unscrupulousness.