Sentence examples for unnecessary bad from inspiring English sources

"Any regulation that's outdated, unnecessary, bad for workers or contrary to the national interest will be scrapped and scrapped completely," Trump told about 7,700 people at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Bismarck, the capital of oil-rich North Dakota.

It is unfair, utterly unnecessary and bad for Scotland".

He said Osborne should instead abolish air passenger duty, which he described as "the most stringent air passenger tax in the world, it's unnecessary and bad for the UK economy.

It's unnecessary and bad business practice.

"The news from Cal Fire that PG&E did not cause the devastating 2017 Tubbs fire is yet another example of why the company shouldn't be rushing to file for bankruptcy, which would be totally unnecessary and bad for all stakeholders," said a spokesperson for BlueMountain Capital Management, which owns more than 11 million shares of PG&E stock that could be wiped out.

This in turn helps us keep prices low - wasted food is of course an unnecessary cost and bad for the environment.

And to someone who hasn't experienced the onset of a food restriction, to someone who rolls his eyes at a gluten intolerance, to someone who hasn't had a rich and adventurous eating life suddenly taken away, all this might sound unnecessary and in bad taste.

Eating the wrong things or not exercising may mean that you resort to diets and faddy weight control methods which are unnecessary and really bad for your health.

In the other extreme, when information is still unreliable to perform 3D classification, only 2D mobile attributes are updated, as a way to avoid unnecessary computation of bad quality tentative mobiles.

If that's true, putting them in therapy might not only be unnecessary but a bad idea.

DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano recently testified before the U.S. Senate that Title XIV "is unnecessary, and a bad policy".