Sentence examples for limit needless from inspiring English sources

Nick Balice, said that "while civilian casualties of war are a tragedy, coalition forces have taken extreme care in Operation Iraqi Freedom to limit needless loss of human life and collateral damage".

He also recommends checking the performance of an investment portfolio no more than once a quarter, to limit needless anguish over short-term fluctuations and the "useless churning" of shares.Mr Kahneman does not dwell on the possible evolutionary origins of our cognitive biases, nor does he devote much time to considering why some people seem naturally better at avoiding error than others.

He's an environmentalist trying to limit needless consumption.

Considering the number of people killed each year by legal and illegal firearms, just what is being proposed to limit these needless deaths and injuries?

We hope that this demonstration that the OA Impact Advantage is real and causal will provide further incentive and impetus for the adoption of OA mandates worldwide in order to ensure that research can at last achieve its full impact potential, no longer constrained by today's needless limits on its accessibility to its intended users [39] [42].

With rational gun control laws tied to what science can tell us about human behavior, we might hope to put a limit to the senseless, needless tragedy of gun violence.

Without enough time to reap the benefits, the elderly endure needless dietary limits and needle sticks.

To ennumerate all the plants that have been discovered within our limits would be a needless work; but a short list of the more rare, and the spots where they are to be found, may be neither unacceptable nor unentertaining...".. Many of the flower meadows so beloved of Gilbert have succumbed to modern pressures.

Raul Labrador says that the question is "What part of Obamacare actually works" and I guess you'd have to say that it's only the part that sets up exchanges and expands access to insurance and keeps other people from being kicked off their insurance and thus limits the indebitedness and needless deaths of vulnerable Americans.

To fail to know and honour limits is to bring about needless pain and suffering, and eventually even murder.

Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, said the rules guaranteed that people with debilitating mental disorders would not suffer "needless or arbitrary limits on their care".