Sentence examples for are often unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gibson pointed out that stud finders are often unnecessary anyway.

Insurance agents acknowledge that public adjusters can be useful when an insurance company is not cooperative, but add that they are often unnecessary.

Nutmeg chief executive Nick Hungerford said: "Early exit charges are often unnecessary, and a sly way to make money from customers".

Rather than buy oxygen equipment outright, Medicare rents it for 36 months before patients take ownership, and pays for a variety of services that critics say are often unnecessary.

Nutmeg chief executive Nick Hungerford said, "Early exit charges are often unnecessary, and a sly way to make money from customers that have decided to take action with their pension".

Cars are often unnecessary or even burdensome in places where there is good mass transit or networks of bicycle lanes of the kind that cities like New York and Paris have expanded in recent years.

Since banks do their own credit analysis before lending, ratings were often unnecessary.

But for less important tasks, this level of detail is often unnecessary.

Instead of rigging elections, it co-opted support so that fraud was often unnecessary.

He maintained that in areas where there is a strong seller's market, an M.L.S. listing is often unnecessary.

If you owe less than £3,000 in tax, it's often unnecessary to fill in a self-assessment sheet.