Sentence examples for needlessly extended from inspiring English sources
Now that Mr. Rabe has needlessly extended a sketch into an alleged play, he may yet come up with something new, not so much a play without an end, but a truly endless one.
Keeping a Supreme Court seat vacant for a needlessly extended period, as Republican leaders favor, would do the exact opposite, provoking 4-4 ties and damaging legal uncertainty while badly undermining the Constitution.
Beyond some draft misses, Tannenbaum contributed to the team's collapse in other ways, like failing to get a suitable backup quarterback, hiring Tony Sparano as offensive coordinator, failing to build depth by trading away picks, and needlessly extending Sanchez's contract.
But it was also a reminder, gentle but pointed, that the war was a war of Bush's choice — a choice that has left Obama with no good choices, only the responsibility of withdrawing in a way that mitigates, or at least does not needlessly extend, the harm this war has done to Iraq and its people and to American interests, American honor, and American power.
Kahneman wondered whether this finding meant that surgeons should extend painful operations needlessly to leave patients with happier memories, even though it would mean inflicting more pain overall.
This formula for α is chosen to ensure that modules are not needlessly restricted by metabolite weights, but do not extend to cover large, biologically meaningless regions of the network.
At the very least, "logistical and technical" issues aside, if you run a service that targets Australia and much of the EU, not extending the guarantee to those locales complicates the narrative needlessly.
Extending the argument, Darwin notes that humans are not the only creatures that suffer needlessly.
