Sentence examples for unnecessary opening from inspiring English sources

After an unnecessary opening, in (weak) character as a chippy astronaut, the first half is a hymn to Walter Ezell, a middle-aged internet user who posts daily pictures of his breakfast online.

Watch out for the presence of redness, excessive drainage and unnecessary opening of the wound.

If your prof is nice enough to let you eat in class, don't drive him or her crazy by making unnecessary noise opening or consuming your food.

Showing Best Actor and Actress nominees at the opening was unnecessary and of no emotional value, considering important aspects of the show were cut to make the program smoother.

Further, attributing a specific motivation to door-opening is unnecessary for our central conclusion that rats show an experience-based rather than a genetic- based social selectivity for helping.

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 opening word is entirely unnecessary; the core message about blessings and curses is clear without the instruction to see.

Whipping up an unnecessary amount of hype around store openings and offering items heavily influenced by catwalk prototypes, at prices that are as scandalously low as the originals are exorbitant, they have changed the British high street beyond recognition.

While the extreme upper intertidal distribution and stress tolerance of Atlantic P. canaliculata, makes accelerated selective ecological divergence a plausible explanation, it is unnecessary to invoke it if earlier openings of the Bering Strait occurred [ 20].

In the defense's filing on Tuesday, Mr. Ricco and his co-counsel, Edward D. Wilford, argued that the government's request for "a blanket prohibition" on what they could say in an opening statement was "inappropriate and unnecessary".

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