Sentence examples for has never been necessary from inspiring English sources

Corporal punishment is permitted, although it has never been necessary, he said.

A shared non-white identity has never been necessary to build coalitions.

That has never been necessary, and I hope it never will be.

This education has never been necessary in the less fortunate societies of Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Most countries dub their US imports, and while that has never been necessary in the UK, European imports do require subtitles which is a traditional barrier to entry for large swathes of the British viewing public.

But situating the design of user experience within ecology of spaces, devices, and audiences from small to large scales of interaction has never been necessary.

Salvage procedures, such as resection arthroplasty or arthrodesis, and amputation have never been necessary in TKA infected by sensitive bacteria [14].

Therefore the control of heraldry in Scotland is such that periodic inspections have never been necessary.

Data was terrible, and really didn't exist--this had never been necessary to collect before, certainly not on a consistent national basis.

Now, their own lawmakers are going to have to expend additional effort to fix something that would have never been necessary to address if the RNC was capable of exerting some self-control and simply choose, of their own volition, to not be a passel of juvenile dickwads.

Up to now, it had never been necessary to study those samples, which were defrozen for the present analysis in all 13 patients.