Sentence examples for generally unnecessary from inspiring English sources

In wet years, pumping well water is generally unnecessary and expensive.

This is generally unnecessary: today they can safely be marginalised, insulted and dismissed.

Together, the studies augment a growing scientific consensus that pre-exercise stretching is generally unnecessary and likely counterproductive.

Keaton plays a meddling matriarch pushing 60 and trying to fix up her single daughter, in a sisterhood comedy that's unconvincing, unsurprising and generally unnecessary.

In the last few years the cinematic terrain has become littered with the wreckage of bad, mediocre, ill-conceived and generally unnecessary remakes of classic motion pictures.

They are generally unnecessary; since mortgage loans are made at variable rates, there is no need to take out a new loan if rates are declining.

The media manual from the British Paralympic Association instructed journalists: "Anything specifically relating to, or focusing on, an elite athlete's impairment is generally considered unnecessary".

Yet precisely because anthrax does not spread easily, even when a terrorist sets out to cause havoc, mass vaccinations are generally considered unnecessary.

However, in simple PV systems where the PV module voltage is matched to the battery voltage, the use of MPPT electronics is generally considered unnecessary, since the battery voltage is stable enough to provide near-maximum power collection from the PV module (Fig. 9).

Hemodialysis can remove the toxins, although this intervention is generally considered unnecessary.

This technique is therefore generally considered unnecessary [ 118, 124].