I would go so far as to say even 'pathetic' or 'stupid' maybe unnecessary, but it's not that hurtful.
The exercise had cost millions of companies in America hundreds of billions of dollars.Not surprisingly, many then began to look around for someone with whom to share this huge (and maybe unnecessary) cost.
The songs are light, and maybe unnecessary, but a decade-plus of them — many of which will be on display when they play Webster Hall on Wednesday — have certainly preserved the union.
But if the answer is available when the question is asked, he said, "health care pays for one less visit, maybe unnecessary referrals to specialists don't have to occur, and the physician is more efficient".
He added: "It was, in my opinion, maybe unnecessary.
Might the film have been better if it had been able to demonstrate that the use of torture in the hunt for bin Laden was not only isolating and ruinous but also (maybe) unnecessary to the outcome?
In day-to-day banking, innovations are viewed with suspicion, as they point to an unusual and maybe unnecessary change and therefore it is preferred to use the term "project" instead.
One participant noted that companions are " always very, very worried, full of… maybe unnecessary questions… most often the companions of the patient are more worried and more, more, more curious than the patient himself " (Croatia, 2.5).
