Sentence examples for were unneeded from inspiring English sources

Last year, the State Department of Health estimated that of the 63,000 beds New York hospitals are licensed for — they actually operate thousands fewer — about 20,000 were unneeded.

The companies -- Allstate, Progressive and Encompass -- accused the 26 defendants of staging accidents and running diagnostic and acupuncture centers that were "medical bill mills," churning out claims for procedures that were unneeded or never performed.

We agree with the commissioner: If one did feel that net neutrality regulations were unneeded, what Chairman Wheeler got passed today would be in fact both belt and suspenders, but in reverse.

But he said the set of regulations that came back to him from Cuccinelli's office were "much more restrictive" and included "a variety of different requirements that were unneeded for clinics providing first-trimester abortions," including a set of building requirements that were intended to apply to hospitals and surgical centers built in 2010.

"Train vs. New York (1975) clearly established that it was unconstitutional for the Executive to frustrate the will of Congress by withholding funds, but that if funds were unneeded, it was 'obvious' that the President would not have to spend just to spend," she said.

For similar reasons, bias is also unlikely in the case of persons who were rejected because their income fell within a stratum for which the 100-participant quota was reached or because they were unneeded after the overall sample size requirement was met.

The translation, "Don't remind me," was unneeded.

Spending of $1.3tn on new oil projects and $124bn on existing projects is unneeded, it concluded.

It is estimated that as much as half their capacity is unneeded.

But with electric cars still a rounding error in total car sales, that capacity is unneeded.

HONG KONG — There may come a time when these memorials will cease, when they are unneeded, untoward, unwanted.