Sentence examples for needlessly confirmed from inspiring English sources

After that lot, it would be boastful to dwell on the self-sacrifice required to face pannacotta with blood orange and Campari and crepes enlivened by salted butter caramel, so suffice it to say they needlessly confirmed that chef Ed Wilson is a name to watch.

Yesterday's revelation that he will earn a reported £200,000 a day for making geopolitical speeches to a hedge fund best known until now for the money it made betting on the failure of Northern Rock needlessly confirmed this staggeringly defiant attitude.

Yet both the Ministry of Defence and Downing Street dropped hints to journalists, and when the hints were taken up the name was confirmed.Mr Kelly was the victim of a needlessly prolonged fight between the government and the BBC.

England coach Capello made optimistic noises about Rooney only being suspended for the opening game when he was sent off in Montenegro for needlessly kicking defender Miodrag Dzudovic during the 2-2 draw that confirmed qualification.

In June, the city comptroller confirmed what animal rights activists have been saying for years: the shelter agency "accidentally and needlessly" euthanizes the animals it is charged to protect.

"These delays mean that the Senate will, again, be needlessly forced to devote the first several months of next year confirming judges who could and should have been confirmed the previous year," Leahy said earlier this month.

The nominee, Richard Cordray, who is currently the bureau's head of enforcement, also told the Senate Banking Committee that if confirmed, he would use the agency's "bigger and more flexible toolbox" to police consumer financial laws and would make judicious use of "needlessly acrimonious" lawsuits to enforce financial regulations.

set a dangerous precedent that would most certainly be exploited in future cases to further marginalize the Senate's role in confirming nominees and could needlessly provoke a constitutional conflict between the Senate and the White House.

He called on Davis to confirm that the government would "not needlessly sacrifice access to a market with 500 million people just to demonstrate that we are turning away foreigners" who British companies needed to employ.

A recent report by the Fordham Institute confirms that many gifted public school students are languishing needlessly.

For now, though, they're competing for a six-figure salary – I won't confirm reports that it's £100,000.01 – and the chance to be needlessly insulted by me at work.