Sentence examples for from the needless from inspiring English sources
The problem is that aside from the needless difficulty of shifting scientists and their research from one government agency to another, these policymakers aren't proposing to increase Noaa's budget to pay for that climate research.
Lula has tended the orchard but planted no new trees, critics say.There are examples enough to justify these criticisms, from the needless scrapping of the provão, an exam used to evaluate universities, to a hare-brained proposal to install government-appointed auditors in independent regulatory agencies.
"We've taken time away from the needless stops," de Blasio said, according to DNAinfo.
Olbermann said an apology from Brady was in order, concluding, "The real inflategate tragedy here is Tom Brady blowing this whole thing up from comparative trivia to the needless destruction of his own reputation".
Unfortunately, the needless delays from the administration and the influence of those such as Steyer don't just kill jobs: They also undermine the environmental movement.
Other concerns were common to every Games: the incongruity of watching stellar sporting feats where the only food and drink on offer was McDonalds or Coca Cola thee command and control that forbade Norwegian cross-country skiers from wearing black armbands in support of a recently deceased relative, the uniformity from Games to Games and the needless pomposity.
We can also spare ourselves the needless suffering that comes from feeling isolated, inadequate and unworthy.
The lessons for British policing from this needless devastation of so many lives stretch far beyond the failings of one out-of-his-depth officer who took 26 years to fully confess.
AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSORS Needless to say, cigarette companies are none too pleased.
It springs from the idea that needless suffering is the greatest evil there is and that autonomy is the supreme value.
Sadly, Goodkind did so well on this completely self-contained fantasy that he wrote ten sequels, each one worse than the one before and more prone to excruciatingly long Ayn Randian monologues from the main characters (needless to say, I read them all).
