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They write: "Even when mitigating factors, such as the remote location and the practical limitations imposed by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection are considered, many aspects of the IHMS health service fall well below accepted standards for clinical practice and are unnecessarily dangerous".
England, who named 12 players to accommodate Broad in what was not a full international fixture, were reluctant to risk him unnecessarily because he has done little physical work since his arrival in Bangladesh.
Dariusz Bogal Device stand-off Lots of the families said they were previously guilty of leaving devices such as the TV on stand-by unnecessarily.
As many of us are heading back to work after the Christmas break, the reality of dealing with co-workers you dislike and tasks you detest can seem like an unnecessarily cruel jolt of reality.
I'm hoping to save money and find out if I'm using any energy unnecessarily".
In DECC, as well as stickers showing people the stairs as a reminder not to use the lift unnecessarily , staff get regular briefings about energy saving and talks from outside speakers such as celebrity sociologist and Third Way pioneer Anthony Giddens, and Science Museum director Chris Rapley, while a competition to cut energy use is about to be launched between different floors.
"Better utilisation of existing ports could deliver the same economic benefits without unnecessarily damaging the reef".
Tight fiscal policy along with the still unnecessarily restrictive monetary policy being run by the European Central Bank has pushed Europe back into recession – as many of us warned would happen.
The government has argued a world heritage boundary extension last year include areas of logged, degraded forest that is being unnecessarily "locked up" from the timber industry.
Most families also discovered that turning off all those appliances that sat there on standby mode all day also made a difference to daily energy use – and for many of them, it's already become second nature to turn their appliances off at the mains, to avoid having things on stand by unnecessarily.
The manager of government business in the Senate, Mitch Fifield, said the Coalition did not "have anything to fear" from an inquiry focused on finding facts, but told Sky News: "We're not the sort of government that is going to seek to intervene in markets or to unnecessarily tame the animal spirits".
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The word "unnecessarily" functions as an adverb , modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs to indicate that an action, quality, or state is not required or is excessive. Ludwig provides numerous examples demonstrating its versatile usage in various contexts.
Expression frequency: Very common
