And unlike dating apps that become needless to people once they successfully get into a relationship, it doesn't matter to Facebook if you never use the feature again.
Considering the state of affairs related to polymers and their applications, the plastic-dependence of the modern society is evident and becomes now needless to mention.
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.
If Hillary Clinton becomes our president, needless to say, the apocalyptic fears won't apply, no matter the criticisms she's received from some progressives, and it will be a history-making moment and allow for big sighs of relief.
In some cases this means the return of certain powers at regional or national level – all too often "European cooperation" has become homogenisation and needless centralisation.
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.
Needless to say, if Rodriguez underperforms, becomes deeply unpopular or — the real nightmare scenario — gets hurt, the failure will be considerable.
Needless to say, anyone involved in this business becomes a student of Great Lives, and I've spent decades reading and rereading my favourite examples in the genre.
Needless to say, Verity's intelligence-gathering in North Korea becomes superfluous when the Chinese attack in massive force, driving the Americans ahead of them.
Arsenal's surprisingly sparse away following did their best to gee up the visitors, who became involved in some needless handbags that saw Isla booked for dissent.
