Sentence examples for probably needless to from inspiring English sources

Besides, and probably needless to say, panel members were above all invited because of their estimated competence (based on previous work in the area of dizziness).

For now, local sex offenders must resign themselves to probably needless, ineffective, strong-armed neuterings.

Vague complaints result in a fusillade of defensive and probably needless tests and treatments a situation that is unlikely to change unless doctors and hospitals all around the country can share and analyze data electronically.

With Jadeja flaying the ball to all parts, England became ragged and their frustration was only ended when Bumrah was run out attempting a very short and probably needless single.

Add the other inferences, it's probably closer to 30". Mr. Graham, almost needless to say, was sharply critical of John's lack of responsiveness.

The truth, needless to say, is probably not that Jang was killed for "half-heartedly clapping," as the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency claims in a lengthy explanation for the execution.

Needless to say, it probably makes more sense for me to learn Spanish as I live in Los Angeles.

Needless to say, they probably weren't the only ones.

Needless to say, Franco probably won't be invited to shoot some hoops with the country's "supreme leader" any time soon.

One guy even took it every day for nine years, peaking at around 25 pills a day (though needless to say, this probably wasn't the best of ideas).

Needless to say, that will probably be a bad decision by itself.