Sentence examples for it's not really needed from inspiring English sources

The disc opens with an insouciant 10-minute masterpiece called "Easy Lee," on which a few words, sampled and digitally processed, provide not only the melody but the momentum, too -- the beat fades in and out, as if to demonstrate that it's not really needed.

As of now, there isn't even a help section on the site, and it's not really needed.

Given that it's not really needed, a bill that is enacted next January or February will make as much economic sense as one signed into law by the end of this December.

The basic idea being to conserve water by cutting the flow when it's not really needed, such as while you wait for your shower to heat up, or step away to lather your tresses.

I could have ordered a drink myself, but he kind of presented in such a way that it's not really need to order.

"This is not just bad policy, it is not really needed," they said.

Dr. Thomas Balestreri, a recently retired anesthesiologist from Washington State, said in an interview that to increase revenue, some fellow specialists used an ultrasound to guide placement of a nerve block when it was not really needed.

Of the billions of dollars that were poured into companies through the stockmarket, much of it was spent on buying the latest technology, even if it wasn't really needed.

"Yeah it's late, but it wasn't really needed before now," he says.

If it's something that's not really needed right away, you can send it media-mail.

By telling investors that it expected virtually no claims, MBIA was saying that it was selling insurance that was not really needed.