"People are not coming to the UK for unnecessary reasons, but when you give them your situation, they don't want to believe it.
"It seems to me that we should try to lessen that time as much as possible, rather than prolong it for unnecessary reasons," Lockwood says.
Florida, which had rampant sales of prescription painkillers through so-called pill mills until a recent crackdown, has also seen a spread of clinics that dole out hormones for unnecessary reasons.
It was sad, he said, "for a man so talented to die for such very unnecessary reasons".
War-weary Americans love the argument that NATO is a quasi-imperial, militaristic force that's likely to ignite conflict for unnecessary reasons.
In 1990, 12.5 million kids under five died, almost all of preventable or treatable diseases -- in other words for stupid and unnecessary reasons.
Too many women give up on their ambitions too easily, and often for the simplest and most unnecessary of reasons.
He worries that more children will die unnecessary deaths before reason again takes hold.
But most voters thought the Hollande message was not so much about reform as about ending unnecessary austerity, one reason why there were protests against September's belt-tightening budget.Sotto voce, supporters of Mr Hollande voice doubts about his grit and determination for another reason that has echoes of his predecessor: difficulties in his romantic life.
While attracting near universal condemnation in the German press, the court has attracted support from the strident right and left – from those who see circumcision as a barbaric practice, to doctors who say it is unnecessary for hygienic reasons, to those who say that parents do not have the right to label their children in this way.
