Sentence examples for resulting in needless from inspiring English sources
Rivalries among the Microsoft divisions have built up over time, sometimes resulting in needless duplication of efforts.
Unarmored Humvees and a lack of medical supplies indicate a consistent record of negligence by the commander in chief, the Defense Department and senior military officers, resulting in needless casualties.
As noted on The New York Times' blog, Microsoft's previous reputation was for corporate infighting: "Rivalries among the company's divisions have built up over time, sometimes resulting in needless duplication of efforts.
If the rules regarding involuntary mental health holds were loosened, how far could the pendulum swing the other way, resulting in needless and harmful labeling and holds?
As the Times put it: "Rivalries among the Microsoft divisions have built up over time, sometimes resulting in needless duplication of efforts".
But when myths involve health issues, they can result in needless anxiety, avoidance behavior and inconvenience.
This resulted in needless epidemics in many countries, and hundreds of deaths worldwide.
They said that Glossip's lawyers had not shown that the state had a better option than midazolam or that the use of midazolam with the other drugs was "sure or very likely to result in needless suffering".
They said that Glossip's lawyers had not shown that the state had had a better option, or that the use of midazolam was "sure or very likely to result in needless suffering".
In the last year, a flurry of lawsuits has been filed around the world, contending that failure on the part of air carriers to inform passengers adequately about the malady, known as deep vein thrombosis, or colloquially as economy-class syndrome, has resulted in needless injury and death.
Put simply these proposals will lower standards, meaning that not only will the public get a poorer service which could result in needless injuries and deaths, but that my colleagues and I are at greater risk of heart attacks and sudden death when attending these emergencies.
