Sentence examples for needlessly encouraged from inspiring English sources

And it's at least conceivable that their fanaticism is needlessly encouraged by American policy or rhetoric.

This needlessly encourages food waste to boost supermarkets' profits, they argued.

The United States Supreme Court ruled in 1968 that a similar law violated the Constitution because it "needlessly encourages" people to forgo their rights to a trial and against self-incrimination.

I fear that cutting school days needlessly will encourage more parents to send their children to private schools rather than to LCUSD.

As a result of these deceptions and illegalities wars were needlessly fought, massacres were encouraged, American credibility was diminished, untold billions of dollars was wasted, clouds of mendacity and bad faith circulated everywhere--and all for nothing.

His daughter, a nurse, encouraged the discussions, saying she did not want him to suffer needlessly.

The Duke of Wellington spoke for many when he denounced the railroads that made these suburban neighborhoods possible as only encouraging “common people to move around needlessly.”.

The environment movement is needlessly polarised over nuclear power, with Jonathon Porritt only encouraging this tribalism.

His other initiatives have received similar blowback: The chief is encouraging lawbreakers by easing pressure on illegal immigrants and needlessly politicizing the Police Department in the process.

Federal regulators should avoid needlessly substituting national rules for state actions, and should find other ways to encourage competition and allow for experimentation.

"I hope that nobody else has to needlessly lose their life due to poor urban planning on a road that encourages excessive speed and dangerous driving," he added.