Sentence examples for clearly unnecessary from inspiring English sources

"It's clearly unnecessary," Mr. Boulus said.

Finally, when a count signal is clearly unnecessary, you may immediately send a suit-preference signal.

"Some of the bloodier photographs are clearly unnecessary," said Frederick H. Cohn, a lawyer for Mr. al-'Owhali.

These subsidies are clearly unnecessary, and returning $2 billion to the Treasury would be a good thing.

"The use of some of these antibiotics for purposes such as growth promotion is clearly unnecessary from a veterinary point of view," he said.

The study is ethical, said Dr. Larry Norton of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, because the only women whose treatment will be decided at random are those in a kind of gray area, not women for whom chemotherapy would be a clear benefit or clearly unnecessary.

The Doctor's Decision Experts say it can be difficult to detect cases in which doctors cross a medical line and are clearly performing unnecessary treatments.

What clearly was unnecessary — and counter-productive for good relations between Europe and America — was the loose talk, emanating from the American side, that Europeans are "free riders" because they won't do more fiscal stimulus.

Trump did so by reversing a 2015 guidance issued by the Obama administration aimed at stopping the practice that was clearly adding unnecessary financial burden on the most vulnerable borrowers.

The emergence of the novel H1N1 influenza in 2009 clearly showed unnecessary variation in the way that school closings were handled, suggesting problems in the public health system that must be addressed.

It's clearly foolish and unnecessary to worry about terrorism, he'll explain, but he'll intend no reassurance.