Sentence examples for unnecessary difficulties from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Mr. McCall has been creating unnecessary difficulties for himself.
The FAS fought back.Nice job, if you have no opinionsThis is not to say that Mr Summers didn't create unnecessary difficulties.
When an editor bossily instructed him, as he was writing "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", that ignoring the rules that govern the world of children's books "does cause unnecessary difficulties", Dahl continued happily to flout most of them.
As such, the agency says it will begin aggressively promoting a new program of using specially trained officers to head off unnecessary difficulties involving security screening of travelers with disabilities.
Busch sees the grievance procedures as a fundamental safeguard against unnecessary difficulties.
A recent governmental investigation (Government of Sweden 2012) concluded that there are several shortcomings in the programs and their interactions which create unnecessary difficulties for newcomers to receive support in order to establish themselves in the labor market.
Re "Doctors' Toughest Diagnosis: Own Mental Health" (July 8): It would seem that Dr. Steven Miles, a subject of the article, made unnecessary difficulty for himself by honestly answering the question about whether he had had a psychiatric illness.
Lack of investigation of the Minamata disease incident as food poisoning resulted in unnecessary diagnostic difficulties; such difficulties do not usually arise in food-poisoning incidents in Japan.
This study was prompted by our previous attempts that showed an increased amount of evaporation in thermophilic MFCs, adding unnecessary technical difficulties and causing excessive maintenance.
Another point is that the individual/household-based nature of water vending system presents a simple process without unnecessary institutional difficulties.
He felt that this was for the best, because, "a homosexual lifestyle in a basically unaccepting culture simply creates unnecessary social difficulties".
