Sentence examples for a unnecessarily from inspiring English sources

A patient admitted to a hospital for knee surgery led to a finding that he had been taking a unnecessarily dangerous drug to combat colitis.

Chrysler invented the segment and sells the sales leader Dodge Caravan in staggering volumes; Toyota's Sienna is a three-row beige bean bag with a unnecessarily powerful engine; and the Nissan Quest, having suffered from poor reliability ratings in the past, is now as packed with features as a big-box electronic retailer – and sized and styled along the same lines.

Without a union by their side, minor leaguers like Alex Reyes have no choice but to agree to the terms of a unnecessarily harsh drug program.

If you find the engine is running at above 3000 R.P.M.s, it's possible you're accelerating at an unnecessarily a low gear.

During a calorimetry practical an unnecessarily extravagant gesture sent the glass thermometer onto the floor in pieces.

The situation is even more tragic because it represents an unnecessarily devastating coda to a war that is already over.

The feminine suffix, it is argued, carries an unnecessarily frilly air, suggesting a subsidiary relationship to man's work.

Harlan, always talkative, always prepared to tell an unnecessarily long story, was describing a raft trip down the Colorado River.

To Holocaust survivors and their ancestors, it's a kick in the teeth and an unnecessarily offensive thing to say.

Interestingly, the simulated QTL mapping experiment data depicted a slight decrease in power with an unnecessarily dense set of markers.

Consider a reluctant and uncooperative reimbursement clerk or an unnecessarily antagonistic TSA agent.