Sentence examples for be unneeded from inspiring English sources

The threatened Snowpocalypse missed New York, more or less, making Monday morning's panic look slightly absurd on Tuesday afternoon, as panics do when they turn out to be unneeded.

By Adam Gopnik January 28 ,2015 The threatened Snowpocalypse missed New York, more or less, making Monday morning's panic look slightly absurd on Tuesday afternoon, as panics do when they turn out to be unneeded.

They say, for instance, that some premalignant conditions, like one that affects the breast called ductal carcinoma in situ, which many doctors agree is not cancer, should be renamed to exclude the word carcinoma so that patients are less frightened and less likely to seek what may be unneeded and potentially harmful treatments that can include the surgical removal of the breast.

This may be unneeded by readers untroubled by the philosophical literature of 1949-1973 referenced in this note's last three paragraphs.

Nomura explains that while all these subtle details may be unneeded, he wanted his designs to have meaning behind them.

These joint exercises would be unneeded when, after a few years, South Korea was weened away from needing U.S. protection.

The translation, "Don't remind me," was unneeded.

Spending of $1.3tn on new oil projects and $124bn on existing projects is unneeded, it concluded.

It is estimated that as much as half their capacity is unneeded.

But with electric cars still a rounding error in total car sales, that capacity is unneeded.

HONG KONG — There may come a time when these memorials will cease, when they are unneeded, untoward, unwanted.