Sentence examples for unnecessary degree from inspiring English sources

The watchdog said the scheduling of the paedophilia show at 10.35pm, the inadequate on-screen warnings and the controversial opening scenes caused an "unnecessary degree of offence".

But the ITC said the scheduling at 10.35pm, inadequate warnings and the opening scenes had resulted in an "unnecessary degree of offence".

Bank values had already collapsed and therefore the ban had no effect at all, apart from stir up an unnecessary degree of uncertainty.

The play does rise to an overly fervid political pitch (Élián González is involved), and the various personal relationships end up being articulated to an unnecessary degree.

"They lead to an unnecessary degree of cyclical volatility in earnings and, as such, to a reduced long-term capitalized value of the bank.

10.12am GMT 22nd over: South Africa 55-2 (Elgar 21, du Plessis 23) Elgar goes a whisker from being run out after backing up to a quite unnecessary degree.

To relieve his and his students' unhappiness, he proposes that employers stop demanding unnecessary degrees: a laudable suggestion, unlikely to be realized until the degree glut has dried up.

Compared with the other approaches where global snapshots are used, the local approach that we present in this paper allows us to eliminate unnecessary degrees of freedom on a coarse-grid level.

It should be about that woman and how many aspects of her life this can negatively impact because she's having an unnecessary third degree tear whereas if you let her deliver in an up-to-date position, she might only get a first degree tear... That's a big challenge for me because I'm very passionate about women being looked after in the best possible way.

Based on Fourier analysis of regular lattices structures, this approach allows elimination of unnecessary atomic degrees of freedom over the coarse grain, without involving an explicit continuum model for the latter.

Lawson's order "increases the scope of the State's emergency response to an unnecessary and insurmountable degree," according to the state's filing.