Sentence examples for was never necessary from inspiring English sources

"His mission with me in Cambodia was to tell the world what suffering his people were going through in a war that was never necessary.

Hicks, who had warned that Oates's job could be in jeopardy if the team did not play better, said he had struggled over what to say during a meeting that was never necessary.

It was never necessary to create this type of legal structure to give schools a "fresh start", though Labour's academies did at least have disadvantaged communities at their heart.

Sponsors of the current measure tried to get around that flaw today by attaching 15 pages of Congressional findings that such an abortion was never necessary to preserve the health of the pregnant woman.

It was never necessary to study all the subjects offered, and at the end of her first year in grade thirteen — what should have been her final year — Grace took examinations in history and botany and zoology and English and Latin and French, receiving unnecessarily high marks.

In Indiana, Richard E. Mourdock, a Republican candidate for the Senate, said in a debate that he believed that pregnancies resulting from rape were something that "God intended," and in Illinois, Representative Joe Walsh said in a debate that abortion was never necessary to save the life of the mother because of "advances in science and technology".

Jackets and ties are never necessary for men.

Nice is only about a 20-minute train ride away, and a car is never necessary.

"Rather, it is to shape the environment so that such a conflict is never necessary and perhaps someday inconceivable".

This is never necessary and governments who advocate this (like the Abbott government) have fallen prey to household finance analogies.

This procedure is never necessary to save the life and preserve the health of the unborn child's mother.