Sentence examples for usually unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Her friends' lives were punctuated by cards of thanks, and phone calls of (usually unnecessary) apology.

Heavy boots, he found, were usually unnecessary because jungle snakes generally struck at the neck.

He adds that when those factors are found in a classroom environment, a full semester is usually unnecessary.

All the main courses are enormous, served with rice, beans and sweet plantains -- so appetizers are usually unnecessary.

Not only is it usually unnecessary, it purports to convey a sense of togetherness that may well not exist.

If the situation in question is truly famous, it's usually unnecessary to say so; a reader will already know.

Because most other reportable diseases are tracked primarily by patient address rather than reporting facility, facility location usually is unnecessary.

Routine practices that meet international standards and those that are usually considered unnecessary and potentially harmful are presented in Table  4.

For a beginner, it is usually an unnecessary step.

defer.add img); One good solution for the creation of this type of playroom could be using the garage, a space in which we usually stack unnecessary objects, condemning it to disuse from over packing; instead, this space could be developed and changed into an internal play area with vast possibilities.

His code usually carried some unnecessary indentations and he often pressed the spacebar too many times resulting in useless white spaces that made the code look like something was missing.