Sentence examples for certainly unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Carrying water around 24 hours a day is almost certainly unnecessary.

Such an election may or may not be legal, but it is certainly unnecessary.

"I just thought that it was certainly unnecessary for me to see it".

Service charges are certainly unnecessary and irritating, and are designed to confuse the price signal, as are cover charges.

The benefits of this convention are: 1) it is unlikely and certainly unnecessary for single numbers with the semantic meaning of quantity to be enclosed within parentheses.

Much discussion of that clause is certainly unnecessary, as no one of the counts under consideration is founded on it, or contains any allegations describing such an offence.

But he also argues clearly and explicitly that that would almost certainly be unnecessary.

It was certainly profoundly unnecessary to commission Emma Thompson's 1988 sketch show Thompson, a misguided act of Footlights favouritism surely, the original tapes of which should be sealed in lead caskets and buried 100 feet deep on inhospitable terrain, and probably are.

It's a lot like that with little pockets and sleeves on every flap — good for some but could certainly be unnecessary bulk for others.

They are not entirely pleasant and they are certainly medically unnecessary.

While we have certainly seen unnecessary destruction on the streets of Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal at the hands of protestors, both masked and unmasked, limiting our freedom of expression that truly is the basis of why we're allowed to have protests and demonstrations in the first place, is doing the civilians of this country a great disservice.