Sentence examples for unnecessary noting from inspiring English sources

He suggested that the entire debate was unnecessary, noting that abortion is legal in New York State and saying that is "not going to be changed".

Industry officials argued that such breaks were unnecessary, noting that truckers almost always stopped for breaks to eat or go to the bathroom.

OMB was not moved by the pleadings of the academic community that such reporting is unnecessary, noting that "time and effort reporting continues to be viewed by the audit community as an important tool for confirming appropriate use of funds".

In a securities filing, Cardinal calls the change unnecessary, noting it already has an independent lead director and "state-of-the-art controls" over its pain medications.

WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) - Sounding a sour note in the aftermath of the Senate's passage of the health care reform bill, Connecticut Sen. Joseph Lieberman said today that the prescription plan in the bill was unnecessary, noting, "I've been off my meds for years".

I'm always surprised when a young film fan watches "Citizen Kane" and comes away with an "I-liked-it-but-I-wasn't-blown-away," an unfortunate (and unnecessary) note of disappointment creeping in simply because he's been hammered home the idea (aided by more than 50 years of polls like this) that "Citizen Kane" is The Best Movie Of All Time.

Even Arne Duncan, the Secretary of Education, whose department ties school funding to test results, has warned that "too much testing can rob school buildings of joy, and cause unnecessary stress," noting that testing should only be one measure of progress.

The English version of China's Global Times said the glitch fueled "unnecessary speculation," noting that "we need to have faith that China has its own logic in terms of Internet policy and it is made and runs in accordance with the country's fundamental interests".

Democrats have steadfastly rejected his request, calling his wall ineffective and unnecessary and noting that he has repeatedly vowed Mexico would pay for it.

"It stimulates skin renewal and shields your skin from invaders while calming unnecessary inflammation," notes Dr. Bowe.

jIt seems unnecessary to note that my insistence on earthly "unavailability" does not mean at all that the work should be terrible, ugly or deformed to be considered as art.