Sentence examples for largely needless from inspiring English sources
But then came the era of surplus sophistication, of ceaseless and largely needless background information about the figures surrounding the facts.
Those are largely driven up by the overuse of technology and needless medical diagnostic tests and treatments.
Needless to say, values of (lambda ^W) largely depend on (pi ), so that a natural question that arises here, of course, is that of the reasonable value for (pi ), but empirical work should shed light on this.
Needless to say, the fears that Goodman dismissed as "largely unwarranted" proved to be completely justified.
This problem, needless to say, was not the sort of analytic, largely logical problem of theodicy that later came to preoccupy philosophers of religion.
The spirit of this Masterless Man, free of the burdens of needless red tape and/or health and safety licensing, has largely been lost in the island's jarring transition into modernity.
The press, needless to say, didn't respond kindly, and the Commission's report remains largely that -- an unrealized theory on paper.
Needless to say, the rise is closely associated with Greenberg, while the fall is largely the fault of Cayne.
