Sentence examples for redundant about from inspiring English sources

Still, there was something oddly redundant about the project.

Over the quarter Goldman made 1,300 employees redundant, about 4% of its headcount.

The women become paragons of style rather than real human beings; he becomes redundant about their virtues.

Last week Twitter's announcement that it would be making 336 employees redundant, about 8% of its workforce, prompted many to ask this question.

"One of the great handicaps of the moment is that the people whose job it was to put this right at the centre, were all made redundant about three years ago".

This representation is memory-intensive because the features in the square matrix are symmetrical (and thus redundant) about the main diagonal.

It was used for services until the early 1990s, and was then made a redundant church in about 1992.

Which is good news for the Reef, but still means Australia is basically pumping money into an industry destined to be made redundant and makes about as much business sense as buying into what's left of the worlds' VHS tape manufacturing industry, while insisting to everyone that tape is timeless.

I'd feel safer if I had learned practical behaviour and not redundant sociology about all users becoming hardened criminals.

I'm old enough to remember a life in which you could confidently expect your skill for guessing passwords to be redundant by about the age of nine.

Moreover, this feedback contains redundant information about the channels.