The same friend also witnessed an unfortunate incident involving a homogenizer, human liver samples, and a missing lid--I don't think I need elaborate further.
"A product that everyone needs is now helping those in need," elaborated Griffiths in a press release.
It required a small amount of sample and did not need elaborated extraction for the analysis.
"One does not need elaborate criteria, cunning measurement, or probing analysis to recognise raw poverty and to understand its antecedents".
The 16th- and 17th-century madrigals of William Byrd, Thomas Weelkes, John Wilbye, Thomas Morley, and their contemporaries and successors are too well-known to need elaborate description and too numerous to permit individual discussion.
That's as it should be, for this is a cuisine that does not need elaborate social rituals to exalt it, or complicated technology to produce it.
Back then, you didn't need elaborate social network sites to meet paedophiles: it turned out Steve was into drugs, rock'n'roll and teenage boys.
Peter Mulloy's feisty period stagings of the Savoy Operas have proved beyond reasonable doubt that you don't need elaborate and gimmicky stage values to raise the necessary chuckles with these well-worn pieces.
Paul Schlieben Peterborough, N.H., July 9, 2010 To the Editor: Do we really need elaborate studies to prove that reading books is better for cognitive development and academic success than playing computer games?
The difference is, most Americans support the death penalty, and they don't need elaborate expressions about the deep significance of death when it's the death of a convicted murderer.
