Sentence examples for may be duplicative from inspiring English sources

"Investing in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics is a worthwhile endeavor but pumping billions of dollars into programs that may be duplicative or unproductive is just plain foolish," Kline said then.

Indeed, the cost of the criminal prosecution may be duplicative since civil suits have been won for some of the illegal transactions, and more are in the works.

"Investing in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics is a worthwhile endeavor -- but pumping billions of dollars into programs that may be duplicative or unproductive is just plain foolish".

This pattern may be less duplicative than obtaining primary care from two different sources, but still fragments both care and the medical record, which may impact chronic disease management, continuity of care, and quality measurement at provider and system levels.

The channel will not be duplicative of the magazine, though there will be some crossover.

It says its board already analyzes incentive pay for executives, so the additional work being suggested would be duplicative.

"We don't believe that inspection office would be duplicative because it's supposed to replace the F.D.A. catfish inspections".

The White House said in a statement that a commission would be "duplicative and would cause a further diversion of essential personnel from their duties fighting the war".

It also asks DOE to cancel any existing climate research found to be duplicative.

Amy Hasenberg, a Walker spokeswoman, said in a statement Thursday that a special election would just be duplicative.

Instead, our research is an examination from the health systems perspective, where combination use may be seen as duplicative or an indication that existing resources are not being used to maximal effect.