Sentence examples for unnecessary component from inspiring English sources

Mingled with penne, mushrooms and broccoli, chunks of chicken were not only dry but also an unnecessary component to an otherwise lovely dish.

After helping the Los Angeles Lakers win their first championship in 12 years and then basically being treated as an unwanted, unnecessary component during the off-season, Glen Rice admitted yesterday to feeling a bit vindicated by the Lakers' current struggles.

Play is considered to be a frivolity and unnecessary component of learning, relationship-building, and opportunity for oral language development, communication, and problem-solving.

The considerable available data indicate that for those GM crops currently available, WF toxicity studies have been an unnecessary component in the assessment of their safety, yielding no results not predicted from other analyses, with essentially 100% concordance with the predictions based on agronomic and compositional analyses.

A: "Just being lazy I guess….you know, not feeling it is that important….lazy procrastination…" (referring to colorectal screening, generally) Males, particularly those who did not maintain regular physician contact, saw CRC screening as an unnecessary component of health care.

No more bulky laptops with increasingly unnecessary components.

It tries to reduce the cost of the components we use by incorporating several parts into one integrated system and doing away with unnecessary components.

In Safe Mode, the Mac runs a directory check on its start-up drive and temporarily disables unnecessary components so that just the basic operating system is running.

To address it, a design team could revisit the materials used to build the technology, remove the unnecessary components, and they could also design slimmer and more comfortable hardware.

Such unnecessary components or restraints are termed redundant (e.g., a table with four legs has one redundant leg) and the system of forces is said to be statically indeterminate.

Furthermore, it is a particularly striking glimpse of nature whittling away unnecessary components, because it has been caught half-way.