Sentence examples for generally needless from inspiring English sources
The original makers hide the screws, he explains, to deter DIY, which leads to increased profits for the manufacturers and greater expense for the consumer and, generally, needless waste.
Although the regular soldiers of the U.S. Army generally tried to avoid needless bloodshed, many of the militiamen intentionally killed Native noncombatants, sometimes in cold blood.
As the obstetrician Charles West remarked in 1858, "the supposed triumphs of surgery in cutting short the disease... were, for the most part, purely imaginary; and the trophies once displayed in our museums are now generally put out of sight, as the mementoes of a pathological blunder and a needless operation".
Last year, Kleczynski said its software killed 500 million pieces of needless software causing pop-ups, pop-unders, pop-overs and anything else that generally ruined people's Internet experience.
Generally, emergency care incorporates two major components: medical decision-making and the skills necessary to prevent needless death or disability.
Needless to say, countless Mormons work in fashion, design, art, music and film, and they generally dress and act just like anybody else.
Needless to say, an artist so invested in mood is bound to have an agonized relationship with country radio, generally the primary engine of industry success.
Needless to say, rescuing the two boys from the upcoming dino catastrophe is going to bring Owen and Claire together and generally end their emotional ice age.
