Sentence examples for less superfluous from inspiring English sources

Then the warning becomes less superfluous and more ominous: "When opening the filler cap of the AdBlue tank, ammonia gas vapors may escape".

In any normal year, the primary contests would by now have become more or less superfluous because both parties would have settled on their nominees to fight for the presidency in November.

"If we could start over and really see what women want in the interior, it would be far simpler and less superfluous in terms of gadgetry and controls," said Chris Chapman, chief designer for Hyundai Design North America.

Moreover, the absorption efficiency of light energy might increase with audible sound, which would result in more light energy used for photochemical reaction and less superfluous excitation energy.

A Reduced Median (RM) haplotype network, which according to the authors contains less superfluous links by resolving parallel mutations, was also estimated using NETWORK for each species individually (excluding the haplotypes shared between the two species).

It will provide convincing evidence of the less than superfluous nature of some of the outdoor "gadgets" so scornfully mentioned.The article disparages buying clothes of high-tech materials, such as Gore-Tex.

Since governments have been devoting resources (read: money) to fighting the recession, they have less money to buy "superfluous" items like computers for kids.

More access means more connecting with the people you want to, less time warner and superfluous boxes in our apartment, and more music all the time, which is always a good thing.

Although it is commonly recommended, forming an item pool can be inefficient if it duplicates previous successful efforts and superfluous if less successful than previous efforts.

Less attention to monitoring superfluous variables and derived parameters, but a greater emphasis on attention to basics including maintaining or restoring the adequacy of organ perfusion, although with the relatively insensitive tools that we currently have available.

When John Wesley Harding's writing isn't at its strongest, he can seem derivative and superfluous, like a less self-important version of Elvis Costello.