Statistics may seem dry to some people, but they can help separate justified concern from needless worry.
It is unclear how well Swain would have done if the scandal had never happened, but needless to say concerns about his manifesto played second fiddle to the sensationalism around the fate of his reputation.
Heavily mixed into these concerns, needless to say, are the commercial opportunities of increased trade.
Either way, it is Rangers' immediate future which should be of more concern than needless digs at a group of players who history should show did nothing wrong.
However, in the 60s this subgroup is replaced by Moderate Biopsers, a cluster dominated by concern with needless testing.
He dismissed the matter of Mr. Moroun's political allegiances and said security concerns were needless: the bridge company had hired private security guards to watch the bridge in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.
Since they were being presented in Utrecht as examples of Cartesian philosophy, Descartes recommended various changes, both to avoid needless controversy (for example, concerning blood circulation) and, more importantly, to avoid accusations of heresy against himself or Regius.
Needless to say, our results concern a limited dataset, and it is unclear how these results extrapolate to datasets of different complexity (more or less sequences of more or less divergence, for instance).
The latest ugly (and seemingly needless) partisan fight on Capitol Hill concerns a measure designed to prevent domestic violence against women.
Mr. Obama unveiled the plan for the new agency last month to opposition from banking leaders, who have voiced concern about what they say is needless government intervention into their lending practices.
