But evidently today's smartphone users are able to cope with simple icons that indicate what things do, and no longer need on-screen controls that painstakingly mimic physical objects or materials.
SouthTrust saves money because it no longer needs on-site support at each bank branch, with such tasks now able to be performed from the central switch in Birmingham, said Don Proctor, the general manager of Cisco's voice technology group.
"We no longer need to put on shows of ten thousand people performing Tai Chi," Zheng Ran, editor of the ski-news Web site Snow Now!, said.
We no longer need to hold on to it.
Infants can eat solid food at about eight to nine weeks and by fifty weeks they are fully weaned and no longer need to hold on to their mothers.
Motor vehicle accidents currently represent the most common cause of death for young people in the U.S. Fortunately, concerned parents no longer need to rely on will power alone to stop the trend in accidents caused by texting and driving.
With 57% of German households on broadband, learners no longer need to rely on their local teacher for native-speaker guidance.
Brodeur, 42, was no longer needed on the ice by the Blues after Elliott recovered and backup Jake Allen straightened out his game.
As a result of the signing of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk in March 1918, Manstein's unit was no longer needed on the Eastern Front; he was reassigned to the 213th Infantry Division near Reims.
The wording for services no longer needed on the discharged patient survey was "services no longer needed, treatment plan completed" which differentiates patients whose conditions have improved (discharged-goals met) from those for whom services were not needed because the treatment was complete, even though their condition may not have substantially improved.
It cites a World Bank estimate that if Israel lifted its restrictions on Palestinian agriculture, the Palestinian economy would no longer need to depend on foreign aid.
