Partly because of this, the service is also notorious for placing unnecessary holds on user accounts, often for unclear reasons.
"I say, 'You forgot to pay me.' And they say, 'We already paid.' I say, 'What?' 'Well, we paid the gentleman who put the luggage in the trunk.' " Variations abounded: slam the trunk shut, but slyly keep the luggage; demand a tip for, among other unnecessary services, holding open the taxi door.
The "integrity" and "spirituality" of martial arts are unnecessary burdens holding the sport back from the big money and big recognition of pop culture.
One alternative to propositional theories Davidsonian truth-conditional theories takes this extra layer to be unnecessary, and holds that a theory of reference is all the semantic theory we need.
Ms. Akright determined that Barnhart/CMI was losing thousands of dollars a week by holding unnecessary meetings.
Modified conversation, camp affectation and an added layer of touchy-feeliness are unnecessary adjuncts - holding the door open is another one - that occur too often and conspire to feminise the gay man.
Because if so, it's surely time Oliver said to that sort of parent, if you're gambling children's futures, you're an arsehole, you're a tosser, if you're holding unnecessary referendums, you're an idiot – try acting like a politician.
In August, defense attorneys warned that Manafort appeared to be taking on unnecessary risk by holding out on striking a plea deal with Mueller's team.
Thus, unnecessary inventory holding could be reduced.
This is all the more exasperating because it's entirely unnecessary, and may be holding his work back, both developmentally and in terms of finding as broad an audience as its invention and ambition merit.
Instead, questions and criticisms about whether the racial abuse even occurred, like from LA Times columnist Bill Dwyre, or the sentiment that the Willliamses were holding an unnecessary and mean "grudge" over the tournament, like from Inside Tennis Magazine's Bill Simons, were breathtakingly inappropriate.
