Sentence examples for unwanted hyphen from inspiring English sources

Another unwanted hyphen.

A few unwanted hyphens in recent days: The nationwide poll is based on telephone interviews with 976 adults conducted May 31 through June 3 on landlines and cellphones and has a margin-of-sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.

The hyphens are unneeded and unwanted, and "of time" is redundant with "two and a half hours".

No hyphen needed.

Take the hyphen.

"Hmm, after the hyphen?

Next: the hyphen grinder.

Why the hyphen?

The unwanted.

It's win(hyphen) win.

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lord Lloyd-Webber (note hyphen), Lloyd Webber.