Sentence examples for no unnecessarily from inspiring English sources

This appears to be a happy and humble group; no unnecessarily loud or overbearing characters but the usual dose of banter and plenty of leadership, experience and professionalism.

A common uplink feedback channel shared by all users is introduced to reduce the redundant transmission of the random network-coded packets, so that no unnecessarily redundant transmission can be made when the multicast packet is successful for all receivers, avoiding the overhead of the uplink wireless resource associated with each user for individual feedback.

Therefore, the advantage of RNC in the multicast/broadcast network is that no unnecessarily redundant transmission can be made as long as a common uplink feedback channel is available to indicate if all users have successfully received the frame subject to RNC.

The low-cost carrier has embarked on a major overhaul of its image and business after the chief executive, Michael O'Leary, promised the airline would no longer "unnecessarily piss people off".

The new city council will be responsible for implementing the recommendations in the DOJ report, including hiring and training new police officers, as well as transforming the entire local policing system to ensure it no longer unnecessarily targets African-American residents.

Not that fans of Isaacs will complain, but "Long Time No See" is unnecessarily long; there are too many places where Judith is stumped, then stumped again, then stumped some more.

If the energy is already being used effectively, applying an energy-saving method will be no more than unnecessarily increasing the complexity.

We should no more unnecessarily tamper with our citizens' data than we should impede their ability to vote.

Or who discovered that her recent kidney stone procedure was done with outdated equipment and no anesthesia unnecessarily causing excruciating pain that could have been avoided.

It is my duty to see that no-one suffers unnecessarily.

Whether it's the number of visitors to an event, how many foster carers have been recruited or how many people no longer contact us unnecessarily, we need to be clear on the difference we make.