Sentence examples for becomes unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Sex work is the oldest profession, and when all work becomes unnecessary, so will sex work.

And in the most favorable outcome for distressed borrowers, some lenders are modifying loans so foreclosure becomes unnecessary.

It follows that Cs and Cd must be identically equal, so that it becomes unnecessary to distinguish between them by superscript.

Whereas Stewart Brand wanted citizens to replace politics with savvy shopping, Illich wanted to "retool" society so that traditional politics, with its penchant for endless talk, becomes unnecessary.

"Plainly it would be far more preferable if this court could avoid any arguable changes in law and resolve all contests before Dec. 12, 2000, so that legislative action becomes unnecessary," the Legislature's brief says.

That is why policy makers like Ms. Lynch of the California resist the idea that Internet telephone service will lead to a telecommunications market so competitive that government regulation becomes unnecessary.

But these became unnecessary in an era of floating rates.

They went out again, and pretenses became unnecessary.

More efficient without me, too… I became unnecessary.

If real objects become unnecessary, then so do museums.

Bathing became unnecessary as my standards of cleanliness changed.