Although these bring significant benefits, Vico argues, modern education suffers unnecessarily from ignoring the ars topica (art of topics) which encourage the use of imagination and memory in organizing speech into eloquent persuasion.
"You hate being hated," Meg (Duncan) tells him - unnecessarily, for Nick knows he's ignored, that his company lacks cache.
The concerns raised about electronic voting machines in "To Register Doubts, Press Here" (May 15) are worrisome because they unnecessarily scare voters and ignore the larger problem: reforming election systems.
Concentrating on just one gene (for example MTHFR, the most widely studied gene in the folate pathway) would be unnecessarily restrictive and would ignore the variance in the other pathways.
"A false diagnosis can result in excluding foods from the diet unnecessarily, whereas on the other hand, ignoring symptoms of a food allergy can put patients at risk of severe reactions on exposure to trigger foods".
Employers who unnecessarily require bachelor's degrees harm themselves by ignoring a pool of talented job applicants without degrees.
If patients or relatives lack the ability to recognize warning signs of problems, they may ignore them or overreact and end up unnecessarily in the emergency room.
But by blaming unions, and ignoring concerns that the city might impose unnecessarily harsh punishments on employees, she risks inflaming organized labor, and in turn, the Democratic candidates for mayor.
It is surprising, then, that they so often ignore crucial sources of power or put themselves in unnecessarily weak positions.
If the address is not its own or the broadcast address, it will ignore the strobe and not have to wake up unnecessarily.
