There's a longer explanation for their arrangement — which Harvey unnecessarily provides — but the formal strictures themselves are infinitely less interesting than what's been done within those strictures.
The immigration chaos on the Mexican border is unnecessarily providing cover for our enemies.
A lead time longer than 12 months can strain limited resources unnecessarily, providing too much, too soon; in contrast, if death came less than three months after the prediction, there would be no real preparatory time for dying — too little, too late.
SCENE 2: O'Neill, a failed poet before he was a playwright, provided unnecessarily thorough stage directions.
I've never really signed up for "coals to Newcastle" as a way of saying something's provided unnecessarily.
Last March, a grand jury in Brooklyn began to hear testimony: of medical records falsified to make clients appear sicker; of lucrative ambulette service provided unnecessarily to clients; of services not provided; of clients who were not eligible -- that is, too healthy -- to be enrolled in a medical-based program.
The costs of overstaging (£2538) were based on the cost of preoperative adjuvant treatment provided unnecessarily, while the costs of understaging were based on estimates of treatment for recurrences in the literature (Neymark and Adriaenssen, 1999) (assumed to be between £8460 and £14 840) multiplied by the probability of recurrence (30%) (Frykholm et al, 1995).
The debt — raised to avoid diluting stakeholders unnecessarily, says Schmitt — was provided to the company by Silicon Valley Bank.
But it would be unnecessarily expensive to provide for any such hypothetical peak.
"The rates were unnecessarily high," says Klein. "The process was unnecessarily complex, and the level of service that was provided throughout the process was quite poor".
Apart from being unnecessarily burdensome for families, "certified training" is not currently provided.
