Sentence examples for needless fights from inspiring English sources

He has been criticised for picking "needless fights" with league officials, which could conceivably have hardened their line.

Girardi addressed the team that night, reminding them it was foolish to risk injury with needless fights.

Same is true for reproductive rights I don't want to pick any needless fights I'll be a blank slate until I win that crown.

It makes economic sense and does not involve picking a needless fight with Russia.

Yukio Hatoyama, rich, quixotic and indecisive, had met his end picking a needless fight with the United States over the relocation of a military base on Okinawa and then flip-flopping over how to resolve it.

And then, in a gesture that typified relations between the city's poor and its police, the cops picked a needless fight with one of New Orleans' most beloved institutions, the Mardi Gras Indians.

Some of his detractors have often cynically wondered what the Bayern Munich sporting director has been doing all this time but his job profile seems clear enough: Sammer is tasked with picking needless, childish fights when nothing else is going on.

The latest ugly (and seemingly needless) partisan fight on Capitol Hill concerns a measure designed to prevent domestic violence against women.

They lost that fight, needless to say.

Khan rattled Barrera with a right and then, dramatically, his head cracked opened a wound near the one the Mexican suffered only six weeks ago in a needless warm-up fight in Mexico.

Let's take a closer look at the progress that has been made in the fight against this needless killer that takes about 655,000 lives each year.