Sentence examples for not actually needed from inspiring English sources

In addition, says Hendrichs, total eradication of tsetse is not actually needed as only six or seven of the 32 known species and subspecies attack livestock, and aerial spraying of insecticides can eradicate populations in areas of sparse vegetation.

Current policy, combined with high national housebuilding targets and current regional plans, could make it impossible for local authorities to prevent planning permission being granted for development on land that, because of the current economic situation, is not actually needed.

(So note that according to Snowdon, an assertion of the disjunctive theory is not actually needed for a rejection of the Gricean argument for the CTP).

In this case, having AFA would be nice, but the results above show that in many of the interesting cases, it is not actually needed.

Other "sensitive" data collected by apps that is not actually needed for the app itself to work included access to a user's messages (e-mail/sms), contacts, calendar, phone number and IMEI.

Maria, age 19, had not actually needed much encouragement.

The Fed would not actually need a taxpayer infusion.

The insurance giant does not actually need his permission.

Worse, he said the economy might not actually need a stimulus.Heresy indeed.

But Verizon could decide that it does not actually need the iPhone, thanks to its deepening ties with Google.

Usually mild-mannered, Wilson gets both animated and vexed about patients he believes do not actually need A&E care.