"How many people do we subject to needless evaluations?" Dr. Johnson asked.
It is annoyingly repetitious and contains what seems like needless detail about things like how many millionaires lived in Philadelphia in 1845.
My family's conversations seesaw between the tragedy in its full dimension — how many dead and how much destroyed, and, worse, what proportion was needless — and the quotidian minor resonances that the mind can't help offering up.
She hoped it would narrow physicians' ability to predict how many patients are at high risk for breast cancer, leading to fewer needless surgeries.
How many of those 1,000 women die, and how many suffer greatly, as a result of needless surgery and toxic therapy?
Needless to say, there will definitely come a time when he understands how many hockey fans would have loved to take a seat in the Stanley Cup.
Needless to say, Square's engineers must handle a ridiculous amount of reported bugs, considering how many device types that their app is on and how many mobile operating systems they run on.
Needless to say, no school would ever ban the Declaration of Independence, and it's simply mind boggling how many people, apparently including Bachmann, actually believed this story.
'Unexpected' is also a quite different adjective to 'needless', which is how many media reports have been explaining the death rates this week.
