It is needless to say that the introduction of security properties cannot render not fulfilling service performance requirements.
Stopping the Ligeti Second Quartet after each movement for a meandering introduction, for example, seemed needless.
Needless to say, they made quick work of introductions and launched into the script.
Needless to say, many of Cahill's claims are rhetorical: his introduction proves that feminism, science and art arose just as plausibly from the cosmopolitan haunts of Alexandria as they did from the cults of Catholic Europe, and an equally strong case might be made for the Egypt of the pharaohs.
Needless to say this 'balancing act' is deemed to be severely compromised by the introduction of 'inflexible' and 'intermittent' renewable sources.
Needless to say, this rendered any relationship between bill numbers and chronology or order of introduction questionable, at least in a limited number of cases.
The introduction of an economic rift between member states and its greatest ally seem to be a needless fracture.
Shearman praised Diewold's guest appearance, and felt that the introduction of Lara Means was a positive addition, although it caused the character of Catherine to seem increasingly needless.
