Sentence examples for superfluous business from inspiring English sources

A director who once gave us the best Ghosts I've ever seen and superb versions of Brecht and Beckett also directed The Seagull at the National in 2006 in a way that, for me, disrupted the rhythm of Chekhov's play and filled it with superfluous business.

It decided the seat would not need wings on the headrest, a feature common in coach to keep the passenger's head from slipping during sleep, but deemed superfluous in business class where seats recline fully.

She said much of the traffic came from "superfluous flights carrying tourists, business people or news crews".

But, he says, Fed easing is superfluous and probably dangerous because the business cycle is strong enough to be self-sustaining.

They fear that the dot-coms will cut into their business or even make them superfluous, in a world where potential clients could use the Web to contact sellers directly, bypassing brokers.

They want to focus on their core business and outsource all the superfluous stuff, like human resources, procurement and accounting.

Fewer jobs means competing not just with other New York business graduates, but also against all of that superfluous talent the banks have let go over the past few years.

Once I cut out superfluous meetings that were not fun, productive, leading to new business, or really had something wonderful in it for me professional or otherwise, that plate emptied a little bit.

I didn't know what he was getting at, but took it to mean that the formalities of a closing were superfluous to the old-time handshake with which Oren Johnson customarily did business.

She thus looked forward to a society in which small businesses and farms would provide basic, instead of superfluous, needs.

In a bubble market business plans and elaborate "use of proceeds" sections on offering documents are superfluous.