Sentence examples similar to gratuitous processes from inspiring English sources
The biggest danger is that the Fed -- or its counterpart overseas, the European Central Bank -- will raise interest rates out of fear that 2000 will play like 1979, and in the process provoke a gratuitous recession.
Recalcitrant compounds become biodegradable by the process of cometabolism and gratuitous metabolism.
West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner Bob Jones said comments attributed to Ms Glass in the IPCC statement about the chief constables was "gratuitous and in my opinion an abuse of process".
"In return for business, the company repeatedly paid undisclosed gratuitous payments and kickbacks" while pretending that the bidding process was fair.
It's become a cliché to say that the CEO must be involved in any strategic process, but we are not talking here about gratuitous support.
Traditional theists fault process theists for, in effect, not attributing to God the power to prevent gratuitous suffering.
Still we are concerned by his — gratuitous and erroneous — conclusion that the law violated only state constitutional standards and not federal constitutional guarantees of due process, privacy and equal protection.
While I advised Arizona's drafters that the amendment process provided an opportunity to correct this, I also noted that the intent to harass requirement was gratuitous and unintelligible from both policy and doctrinal perspectives.
