Sentence examples for become a needless from inspiring English sources

Coming the same week that Secretary of State Colin Powell traveled to Indonesia to promise a partial resumption of military aid -- which had been cut off because of the military's brutality -- the administration's statement was an invitation to more abuse, a sign that human rights could become a needless casualty of the antiterror campaign.

Then I interviewed an insane skateboarder who was making $50,000 a month and turned his back on it all TO BECOME A RAPPER! Needless to say that didn't work out and now he's broke and back to skating.

But this grown-up realism has been lost in the furore over pre-charge detention, which has again become a totemic but needless test of the government's strength.The prime minister and Jacqui Smith, his embattled home secretary, now want to give the police the temporary power to hold terrorism suspects for up to 42 days before charging them.

Needless to say, it has become a dumping ground, littered with sodden, stinking mattresses and other household detritus.

And needless to say, I didn't become a star.

Needless to say, I did not become a teacher.

Needless to say, Japan did not choose to become a nation of fishing villages!

Needless to say, it was a good time to become a Mets fan.

(Needless to say, Elle, of Legally Blonde fame, didn't become a tax lawyer).

Needless to say, this vicious spiral can and often does become a death spiral.

Needless to say, it was with pretty high expectations that I agreed to become a human pincushion.