Sentence examples for unnecessary split from inspiring English sources

This ensures a multidisciplinary approach and also avoids an unnecessary split between physical and psychological problems.

Don't use a brush when your hair is wet it can break/snap the hair and create unnecessary split ends - use a wide toothed comb instead.

Unnecessary splits increase the size of the index structure and deteriorate the performance of the system.

Mucosa toxicity was high and unnecessary splits of radiotherapy were enforced, which may have reduced the efficacy of the regimens (Koukourakis et al, 1999c).

He said Microsoft had engaged in a public relations effort to make it appear that the technology market is moving so quickly that it is unnecessary to split the company up.

The main point is that leaving options open for a Labour government to decide would also be electorally plausible, avoid unnecessary party splits and, after an informed debate, bring in public opinion.

The Prime Minister ventured some quite unnecessary hair-splitting in his call for Isis to be henceforth called by its (pejorative) Arabic acronym, Daesh – to which he appended a still more gratuitous sideswipe at the BBC.

Ralph Miller, president of the probation officers' union — which was at odds with Powers — said he thought such a split was unnecessary and would only result in "competing budgets and just fracturing things".

Applying this method eliminates unnecessary complexity of the un-split methods and makes modeling easier for coding.  .

As the flexible representation of coding data introduces heavy burden on the encoder, we propose to early terminate CU splitting to avoid unnecessary trials.

The currently overcharged pull of priority, by spurring unnecessary questions and hairs to be split, can thus dilute or stifle the advancement of science.