Sentence examples for unnecessarily make from inspiring English sources

"The depth of America's moral commitment does not justify or excuse actions by an Israeli government that unnecessarily make Israel a strategic liability when it should remain an asset," Mr. Cordesman wrote, in commentary for the centrist Center for Strategic and International Studies, where he is the Arleigh A. Burke Chair in strategy.

Others have claimed the bill would lead to a national gun registry, even though Senators Manchin and Toomey included language explicitly (and unnecessarily) making that possibility illegal.

Clanking plate against plate, banging pot against pot, running the water unnecessarily, making as much noise as possible to cover the low murmur of Lisa and his father talking in the next room.

"It unnecessarily makes scapegoats out of the public workers and doesn't do anything to solve the state's budget problem, " said Carla Katz, president of Communications Workers of America Local 1034, which represents 10,000 of the approximately 80,000 state employees.

Work procedures such as order of priority, time, due date and others have occupied a substantial search space unnecessarily making it almost impossible to determine whether the results are satisfactory or not[8].

The unfortunate rollout of the strategic pivot to Asia scared friends and allies and antagonized China unnecessarily making this a trifecta of setbacks.

Many comparisons were unnecessarily made between Kate Middleton and Kim Kardashian's pregnancies, but on July 22 baby George entered the world and became its own separate, most-watched baby.

It may feel awkward to use the word "said" over and over, but changing it up unnecessarily makes it harder for your readers to get into the back-and-forth flow of the conversation.

Dr. Kadish said he thought it possible but unlikely that some doctors were implanting devices unnecessarily to make money.

Uganda is going at supersonic speed and the people must not unnecessarily be made to panic.

friends expressed to me their exhaustion and resentment at the trials they had unnecessarily been made to endure.