Sentence examples for extreme unnecessary from inspiring English sources

SONI said the action was "extreme, unnecessary and avoidable".

Impulsively jumping off at 20mg methadone or 6mg subutex may cause extreme, unnecessary misery and leave you at increased risk of relapse.

And that in doing so they exposed him to extreme, and unnecessary, risk.

"This seems so extreme and unnecessary.

"We would especially ask all fans and others to respect the staff of the club who have unfortunately been subjected to extreme and unnecessary attacks and threats whilst doing no more than their jobs".

So basically they have seized on the ECB's success at stabilizing debt markets — which from the De Grauwe point of view, which I share, is a demonstration that extreme austerity was unnecessary and unwise — as a vindication of austerity; and they have taken the slow progress of grinding deflation as a sign that all will be well.

On the other hand, I may have taken the digital detox to an unnecessary extreme.

Some journalists who would like the taxpayer to continue subsidising their skinny mocha-lattes have criticised it for being "too extreme", or "an unnecessary response to an imagined problem" or "the best way to ensure a dystopian nightmare as depicted in the Mad Max films", but they are missing the fundamental point.

As shocking as the video recorded deaths of people like Eric Garner and Tamir Rice might be, the real shock is in how many other allegations of excessive -- as in unnecessary, extreme, deadly, maybe even wrongful -- police force we never even hear about in cases involving African American victims.

While setting goals is useful (something I still do regularly), if taken to an extreme can cause unnecessary stress and expectation while depriving us of the beauty of the "now". Daily yoga practice demands that you remain awake and alert while feeling your body.

Exhaustive sequencing is rarely a goal for T-cell repertoire analyses, and sequencing of extreme depth is unnecessary for comparative studies aiming to elucidate differences among samples.