Sentence examples similar to needless redundancy from inspiring English sources
Despite some needless redundancies in layout, this is a valuable book.
"The BBC is prepared to waste public money on needless redundancies rather than secure redeployment opportunities for those at risk.
Needless to say, redundancy is a target-rich environment for cost savings.
You can't schedule every interruption, or predict how many times the phone will ring in an afternoon, but you may be able to select your tasks and have in mind a general sequence of events to complete them but avoid needless repetition or redundancy.
Michelle Stanistreet, general secretary of the NUJ, described the compulsory redundancies as "needless" and criticised corporation management.
Needless to say, the costs of their meagre redundancy payments were picked up by the taxpayer.
The markers of informality include those speech-like redundancies that sometimes preface new sentences: "I suppose... ., "Needless to say... ., "In fact... ., "Anyway......
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