Sentence examples for not needed then from inspiring English sources

But if we add them to our sentences when and where they are not needed, then we may obscure rather than clarify our meaning.

Sheffield saw Dr. James Andrews on Nov. 3, and Andrews said surgery was not needed then, concurring with the diagnoses of the Yankees' team doctor, Stuart Hershon, and Dr. Frank Jobe of Los Angeles.

In the indictment unsealed Tuesday, the authorities said Dr. Roy and his associates had certified patients for home health services even though they were not needed, then billed the government for additional unnecessary services.

"If you end up with excess solar being produced when the grid doesn't need it, or excess wind being produced at night when that power is not needed, then they can go right in and charge these batteries so that these batteries can be a source of power for the grid when needed," said Carol Werner, director of the Environmental and Energy Study Institute.

Not only that, but investors do not need to satisfy required minimum distributions from non-qualified brokerage accounts, so if money is not needed, then they do not have to worry about taking a distribution.

If they're not needed, then why are they there?

Here a short sketch of the argument may suffice (see also Benbaji (2005), 324 326): If person X has the need for something (needs something) that person Y wishes to have but does not need, then, prima facie, we ought to fulfil the needs of person X.

One does not need, then, to use the precise autoantigen driving the immune response to produce regulatory T-cells leading to long-term tolerance while avoiding systemic side effects.

If you spend money on something that you do not need, then you will be farther from your goal.

If you used to go out often and spend lots for stuff you do not need, then these count as a waste.

The capacity wasn't needed then, and assisted-living communities were struggling.