Sentence examples for unnecessary justification from inspiring English sources

Giving the answer I thought she wanted to hear, I replied that it was because I am gay – an unnecessary justification considering that more than half of those diagnosed as being HIV positive in the UK last year were straight.

As the mathematician G. H. Hardy wrote in "A Mathematician's Apology," his unnecessary but eloquent justification of a life devoted to pure mathematics, "Mathematical fame, if you have the cash to pay for it, is one of the soundest and steadiest of investments".

Regardless of reasonable cause, there is no justification for unnecessary force or negligence.

As well as holding the potential to increase seizure management confidence and lead to fewer unnecessary ED visits, further justification for adapting this particular course is that its delivery method could be generalisable.

I find this line of reasoning to be an absurd justification for the unnecessary slaughter.

To a child, these explanations and justifications are quite unnecessary.

Studies show that perhaps a third of medical treatments lack scientific justification and are probably unnecessary.

The expected benefits are improved appropriateness in medical imaging referrals, reduction in unnecessary radiation exposure, a more reliable justification process, better accountability through a structured workflow, and a streamlined clinical workflow.

But against a backdrop of a poorly performing economy and tepid economic growth, now is not the time for midnight regulations, let alone unfounded and unnecessary rules that sit upon flimsy justification.

Since there is no evidence that avoiding unnecessary surgery significantly improves survival, the justification for PET in this case depends ultimately on costs.

You're entitled to your own opinion, not your own facts, right?! I think it's hard for someone without a background in medicine or science to come in and fact-check the junk science that has been the justification for everything from medically unnecessary admitting privileges to mandatory "information" that doctors in some states must distribute, by law, to women seeking an abortion.