Sentence examples for that needless from inspiring English sources

Pardew's players were learning fast that needless concessions of possession were high risk.

If one lesson from the wasted Bush years is that needless division is bad, another is that incompetence is perhaps even worse.

"Executives and stars that needless to say make vastly more money than the value of the product were waiting in line".

It springs from the idea that needless suffering is the greatest evil there is and that autonomy is the supreme value.

Along the way, the United States emerged as a world power, a role that needless to say has continued to grow as the decades have passed.

In other words, this is a romance not just between a male and a male but between a human being and an animal — a situation that, needless to say, would have no place in the modern, normalizing homophile plot.

The only solution: Medicare for all, a national health insurance that eliminates needless profiteering and stealth subsidies.

The trauma of the attack, she says, was compounded by a legal system that put needless obstacles in her path as a survivor seeking justice.

Tipe is a tool for developers that takes needless text out of their lives.

Chris Daniel, a policy analyst for the TaxPayers' Alliance, argues the situation is "ridiculous" and that imposes "needless pressure on households".

"There were a lot of dismissals that were needless, guys maybe not being able to sit tight for long periods.