Sentence examples for redundant right from inspiring English sources
Some have been made redundant right before retirement age; some are starting again, retraining from scratch.
He declined comment on whether he approved of the job Blagojevich is doing.There's a story here that bodes poorly (if that's not redundant right now) for the soon-to-be-former governor.
That would be massively redundant problems, right?
But "necessarily" is redundant here, following right on the heels of "must".
If policyholders trust the insurer to seek, develop and reward genuinely effective care; identify, deter and remediate poor care; and compensate survivors through the no-fault process of paying life insurance benefits, then tort law is largely redundant and the right to sue may be waived.
Companies have always faced the problem of keeping the equipment used in manufacturing or distribution processes in working order, but for many, building redundant processes seemed the right approach to assure readiness.
Tonkinson (above right) was made redundant as a property manager with Foxtons estate agents five years ago.
If those numbers can grow, and if a consensus can be forged that transcends largely redundant notions of left and right, then anything is possible.
Developed by the sociologist and director of the London School of Economics, Prof Anthony Giddens, the third way stated that the old class-based divisions of left and right are now redundant.
So perhaps the sense of vague rumination that the Top 40 Chart once used to carry is now redundant, perhaps the IFPI is right, and the singles rundown should be more about the grand spectacle, the global event of Friday night.
