Sentence examples for unnecessarily powerful from inspiring English sources
Such outright seizure of capital or assets through use of the racketeering statutes can do much harm by giving prosecutors an unnecessarily powerful role in our capital markets.
I'm in favor of tighter gun control and a ban on weapons that are unnecessarily powerful but I'm afraid that technology will soon make any legislation that limits the availability of any kinds of guns ineffective.
Chrysler invented the segment and sells the sales leader Dodge Caravan in staggering volumes; Toyota's Sienna is a three-row beige bean bag with a unnecessarily powerful engine; and the Nissan Quest, having suffered from poor reliability ratings in the past, is now as packed with features as a big-box electronic retailer – and sized and styled along the same lines.
Some nursing homes unnecessarily dispense powerful antipsychotic drugs to many elderly residents, including residents with dementia, according the Health and Human Services inspector general.
Now we have unnecessarily humiliated a large and powerful country that went out on a limb to offer us a peace feeler.
Hundreds of thousands of people with moderate depression or anxiety have been put on powerful anti-depressants unnecessarily, the country's most senior medical experts will warn tomorrow.
Senator Moynihan broke the deadlock with compromise legislation that included the broadening of the committee's membership, although many advocates for a more powerful committee maintained that his solution was unnecessarily weak.
My fear is that limiting the retention of DNA unnecessarily now may hobble a technology that could be a very powerful tool for identifying offenders, eliminating innocent suspects and protecting human rights in 30 or 50 years' time.
At the very least, the prospect of such a break should encourage powerful corporate lobbies to reflect on whether American banks should continue to get their unnecessarily favorable tax treatment.
We Americans must have a powerful incentive to give up our wasteful, lazy ways — buying big cars, spending and driving unnecessarily.
This is done to avoid unnecessarily exposing most infants — about 75percentt — who aren't infected to the potential toxicities of the more powerful therapy.
