Sentence examples for at needless from inspiring English sources

Scott Turow, the president of the Authors Guild, said the books on file were at "needless, intolerable digital risk".

They have bowed to the Conservatives' insistence on beginning spending cuts this year, rather than next, putting Britain's fragile recovery at needless risk.

The venue for the so-called hard stop blocking manoeuvre was criticised, as it was crowded and potentially put members of the public at needless risk.

A sponsor of the bill, Representative George Miller, Democrat of California, called on Congress to "close gaping loopholes that allow some mine operators to put their miners at needless risk".

Similarly, as Socrates explains in the Laches, standing firm in battle cannot be courage, for sometimes standing firm in battle is simply a foolish endurance that puts oneself and others at needless risk.

Nevertheless losing Walker is a blow and Hodgson was visibly furious at his needless booking.

I've become extremely angry at the needless loss of life.

When Skrtel crashed into Gareth Bale for his second yellow card, with Bale on the halfway line facing his own goal posing no threat, there was no eruption of fury from Liverpool's owners at so needless a dismissal.

Brash and shiny and fleet even at its needless length, accessorized in scene after scene with chunky cellphones and wraparound sunglasses – it's as tidy a 1996 time capsule as Trainspotting is a disorderly one – Jerry Maguire was a studio film through and through.

Opponents of labeling laws say the initiative is too costly and puts companies selling genetically engineered foods at a needless disadvantage.

Anecdotally, Rando also showed the audience photos of Tina Turner at 70 compared to Charles Darwin at 64. Needless to say, Tina looked much better than Charles.