Sentence examples for highly unnecessary from inspiring English sources

(Unfortunately, "Solaris" is not yet on DVD; more unfortunate still, James Cameron is said to be planning a highly unnecessary remake).

The Chicago Tribune's Teddy Greenstein explains why the Big Ten is doing this, which is highly unnecessary because everyone knows the reason starts with $ and ends with $$.

This unregulated and highly unnecessary annual slaughter of bears, foxes, otters, eagles, songbirds and dozens of other species is the ongoing legacy of the highly secretive Wildlife Services, which just since 1996 has shot, snared and poisoned more than 22 million native animals.

That letter could have been the basis of an agreement, the judge suggested, which would have made the bitterly contested and highly divisive prosecution unnecessary.

Chopping down so many ash trees in a woodland like this would not only be futile in preventing the spread but also highly disruptive and unnecessary".

When the Supreme Court voted 5 to 4 to uphold the federal Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act this spring, the ambivalently pro-choice public was largely quiescent, believing, as Congress had previously ruled, that the procedure was "gruesome and inhuman," medically unnecessary, highly controversial in the medical community and so rare as to be little missed.

In clinical practice, particularly in tertiary referral centers, physicians may encounter various autoinflammatory phenotypes which could cause highly costly and unnecessary repetitive workups.

It's completely unnecessary, highly annoying and quite dangerous.

Corruption crackdowns work only if the public administration is simplified to the point where bribe-taking becomes either unnecessary or highly conspicuous.

If the Fair Tax is a good idea, Mr. Cain ought to just do it, without confusing the issue with his unnecessary and highly complicated 9-9-9 plan.

In searing memos, the judge described Mr. Long's intervention as "uncalled for, unnecessary and highly unprofessional" and issued this stern dictum: "This attitude and conduct must cease at once".