Sentence examples for unnecessary statements from inspiring English sources
Serious questions also arise under lawyers' professional conduct rules that require prosecutors to avoid excessive publicity and unnecessary statements that could cause public condemnation even of people who have been accused of a crime, not to mention people like Mrs. Clinton, who have never been charged with a crime.
Making unnecessary statements of bravado, statements potentially divorced from reality, changes the equation for an attacker, it suddenly makes compromising your environment worth more of his or her time.
If so, determine whether you can eliminate unnecessary statements.
816, 824, 826 (M.D.Tenn.1985) (inclusion of unnecessary statement "explained only as a result of slavish copying of structural detail").
This was possibly an unnecessary statement, since Ms. Howard was decked out in imitations of some of the most notable jewels up for auction.
It was an unnecessary statement: from the first droning electric guitar lines and hypnotically repetitive handclaps, the audience was already there.
With that unnecessary statement, Silber's poll numbers took a nosedive and he lost the election to Republican Bill Weld by four points.
At the outset, the look is an unnecessary statement of the obvious but becomes slightly less pushy when the blizzard into which the principals venture during the final scenes commences.
So, while women launch crusades on Facebook (suggesting to put images of important female role models as their profile picture, to make what seems to me an unnecessary statement: we're not only nuns and prostitutes), a new movie is coming out: a rich woman loses everything, and what does she do?
I'd like to think someone Black (or of another color) would have foreseen the fallout to Cohen's offensive and unnecessary statement, and cut it from the script or broadcast if for no other reason than Stenberg is a kid.
Lastly, the Court complains, since some contemplated projects might never come to fruition, the Court of Appeals' test might result "in the preparation of a good many unnecessary impact statements". Ante, at 406 (footnote omitted).
