Sentence examples for seen as unneeded from inspiring English sources

It was seen as unneeded by William Peel, son of Prime Minister Peel, who arrived with small flotilla several days after its signing.

In most of the United States, these ideas have not taken hold and are generally seen as unneeded government intervention in the free market.

Ditto for new gates, taxiways, roads and lights, as airport executives put a stop to billions of dollars in modernization projects that are now seen as unneeded and unaffordable.

This release is as unneeded as the hoopla surrounding Madonna's new born.

The black officers' association over the years had offered sensitivity training to the Police Department, and it was turned down as unneeded.

Last month you dismissed them as council members' "pet projects" (editorial, May 31), and now (editorial, June 28), you complain about their not having been closed, calling them just as "unneeded" as the six firehouses that were closed.

But it also drew a rebuke from President Bush, who saw it as an unneeded provocation.

New Revised Definition: an expensive jobs program, incumbent entitlement, a source of localized positive financial liquidity with negative consequences in a larger context, like the country's economy and defense (see also: pork barrel, unneeded weapons systems).

At the same time, see if you have unneeded coverage, like towing on your auto policy when you are also a member of AAA, which covers towing too".

It sounds pretty simple, but too often you see users typing unneeded things that, to be honest, put people off reblogging.

Doctors and patients should make medical choices, not meddlesome insurance companies or government bureaucrats; they might deny coverage as unneeded or unproven.