Sentence examples for either not necessary from inspiring English sources

Local banks have set aside more than $20 billion, in total, to repay customers who were sold insurance that was either not necessary or difficult to claim.

This also enables leadership to better streamline the organization's technology stack and identify tools that are either not necessary or not being used efficiently.

They might require licenses to operate, but other requirements for the formal sector like social security provisions, formal entry requirements etc. are either not necessary or not implemented.

Most common, an integral approach (Reynolds) is applied to account for the flow conditions within a flume as a precisely controlled hydrodynamic regime is either not necessary or not practicable.

Those few not performing trimming reported it was either not necessary for their intended use, performed automatically by their NGS software or will consider trimming in future analyses.

Finally, 79 parents (4.9%, 95% CI 3.9%-6.03.9%-6.0%ed omitting a vaccine due to their belief that this vaccine was either not necessary or potentially harmful.

Dickie argued, in reply, that such characteristics were either not plausibly necessary conditions of aesthetic experience, or else that Beardsley's description of them was inadequate.

When a large number of pico sites are deployed, use of the third carrier is not necessary either, leaving the network with possibilities of additional capacity upgrades.

Diving into raw logs is not necessary either, as in the presented architecture every log arriving at the system is parsed, normalized, and enriched.

Treatment adjustments were classified into two different categories: 1) Treatment adjustment not necessary (either due to coverage by the empirical therapy or to lacking clinical relevance); 2) Treatment adjustment necessary due to lacking coverage of empirical therapy.

A long-winded explanation is not necessary either, and will not help to stop the behavior.