If there's ever a time when the needless deaths of women in childbirth — one every 90 seconds or so somewhere in the world, according to the United Nations — should be on our radar screen, it's at Mother's Day.
Shortly before his death (when Tony Blair, needless to say, fulsomely joined in the tributes to Mr. Young's career), and maybe with an urgent sense of mortality, Mr. Young wrote a series of devastating columns.
Balotelli's dismissal at Emirates Stadium came when a needless foul on Bacary Sagna led to a second yellow card.
9th over: India 77-0 (Sehwag 45, Tendulkar 26) Tendulkar skims a beautifully timed square drive for a three, and then there's another overthrow when Amla's needless shy deflects off the stumps.
In these situations, harvest discarding was needless when volunteers were well controlled because the GM impurity in non-GM harvests was well below the EU labelling thresholds; it was useless when OSR contained male-sterile plants or when the landscape was infested by volunteers because large parts of the fields had to be discarded to respect impurity thresholds, which is financially unacceptable.
Not right wing Corey Perry, who led the team with 34 goals during the season but didn't score against Nashville, was minus-7 defensively and was mostly invisible except when he took needless penalties or, as on the Predators' second goal Wednesday, turned the puck over.
In addition, rigid pipelines are too impractical if different projects share run-time on the same machine while requiring (slightly) different analysis procedures (e.g. vector trimming is needed in plasmid sequencing, but needless when sequencing PCR products).
They have the most wonderful compliments to give even when its obviously needless.
He had regularly corrected TV and other interviewers when they spoke of needless deaths, he said.
But Boris Cheshirkov, the UNHCR representative I interviewed at the time, wasn't even talking about the needless tragedies when he said: "This shouldn't be a crisis.
