Sentence examples for needless buying from inspiring English sources

*** Since the market tends to promote extreme consumerism in an effort to sell its products, people can easily get caught up in a whirlwind of needless buying and spending.

Needless to say, buying an option has an additional cost (unlike a forward contract) called the option price, which has to be paid even if the option is not exercised.

We'll never be that dumb again, she thought, imagining how care-free humans had been, buying needless hourglasses while their politicians plotted the End War.

Besides, buying all those books would just add needless clutter.

So needless to say, when Mark Zuckerberg announced Monday that Facebook was buying Instagram, Twitter went absolutely bonkers.

Needless to say, I mulled it over for about 9 milliseconds before buying myself a plane ticket and heading for Utah.

Needless to say, I bought three.

His father claims effort is needless because he can buy others upon their return.

Needless to say, nobody bought an MP3 for the rear legroom, the superior gas mileage or the boomer-eye view of the road at night; the car's appeal was its performance.

Needless to say, they bought the floor above.

Needless to say, I bought the food, laid it out on the counter and sent a picture to my friend as proof that I was going to change my ways of having Dominos on speed dial and slowly morph into Grocery Store Girl.