Sentence examples for unnecessary than from inspiring English sources

Since the text of the opinion itself identified Judge Posner as the author when the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit issued it in 2007, a confession to authorship six years later would appear rather more unnecessary than newsworthy.

David Simon's defense of the NSA was even more unnecessary than The Wire Season 2. — Tantra Dad (@mattcornell) 7 Jun 13 Even those who do not share Mr. Simon's perspective on the government's surveillance programs might find part of his post useful as an exploration of just how law enforcement officials might try to use or make sense of such a vast amount of information.

He missed the second, and Howard was fouled by Nasir Robinson while grabbing the rebound – a foul even more unnecessary than the one that preceded it.

Only the family practice and rehabilitation medicine wards prescribed significantly more unnecessary than necessary regimens (P ≤ 0.028).

To say any more is unnecessary, other than to remark that Levin's comic sense is sometimes overlooked and that this is a work meant for the theatre.

The Mets led, 4-0, Leiter (7-1) was pitching effectively, and the rest of the game seemed unnecessary, other than to inflame the feelings of Yankee fans toward Clemens.

Schools, universities and ministries closed early to assure a crowd, but an opinion survey released on Wednesday showed that may have been unnecessary; more than 80 percent of the population is behind the move.

Snoxell said he could not recall any other issue in the 35 years he had been in the diplomatic service that had "so let down the FCO, undermined our ethical standards, been so carelessly and callously handled and caused so much unnecessary anguish than this one.

"I cannot recall any other issue, at least in the 35 years that I was in the diplomatic service, which has so let down the FCO, undermined our ethical standards, been so carelessly and unsympathetically handled and caused so much unnecessary anguish than this one.

That isn't to say that they can't do it — they would have to intercept the messages before the were encrypted by the BES, which they view as more an unnecessary hassle than a technical impossibility.

"The legislature was willing to push through a piece of legislation that was unnecessary other than to vilify Islam".