Sentence examples for from this needless from inspiring English sources

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.

What's concerning is that the business model is that if you want to spare your friends/family/co-workers/colleagues' inboxes from this needless "confirm your contact info" spam (which is really just viral marketing for the service), you have to pay to disable this feature.

AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSORS Needless to say, cigarette companies are none too pleased.

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.

It's also hard to get a sense of where this is coming from, or, needless to say, where it will go.

Pinpointing the people at risk is difficult but doctors are working to try to prevent this devastating condition from causing needless future deaths.

RegARd-C aims to explore early FDG PET-based metabolic response assessment in patients treated with regorafenib (1) as a clinical tool to spare them from needless toxicity from a drug that gives them little or no benefit and (2) as a translational tool able to guide comprehensive genomic and epigenetic research on the determinants of drug resistance.

"It's wonderful to get our work recognised like this," he says, "but we are still a long long way from eradicating needless discrimination against people who have made mistakes but have paid their debt to society and want to take their place alongside everyone else".

Rafael's first booking had stemmed from a needless kick at Mark van Bommel.

The performers didn't get any help from costumes, needless to say.

Nyman has had no subsequent contact from Diack, needless to say, to explain why the IAAF had wasted the Swedes' time, effort and industry.