Sentence examples for may feel unnecessary from inspiring English sources

It may feel unnecessary to think about a year-end fundraising campaign in early summer.

The cost of general maintenance and fixing small dents or cracks may feel like unnecessary expenditures.

The truth is that YouTube is primarily a fun place for the non-professionals to play, and while we may feel the unnecessary need to exploit ourselves on it and on similar platforms, it's obvious that real entertainment should be (and for the most part is) left to the big boys and girls.

"Online research makes the first date feel unnecessary, because it creates a false sense of intimacy.

Taken together, the mother may feel that disclosure is unnecessary because her sister simply does not seem to be under any realistic risk.

By this point you may feel that main courses are unnecessary, and you'd be largely right — except for one other Aleppo specialty, barbecued kibbeh with cherry juice.

However, there's a big, big gamble going on here and for a game based around the concept of a high-speed chase, many players may feel they'll be an unnecessary diversion.

When the patient is highly autonomous, the clinician appears to be unnecessary and may feel unseen him or herself.

This reduces costs, and avoids the irritation some respondents may feel when they receive an unnecessary reminder.

People may feel that some of this detail is unnecessary.

Clinicians may feel that hot deck imputation procedures introduce an unnecessary random element into their data, and hence be wary of these methods.