Sentence examples for where unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Sport may be one area where unnecessary supplementation is rife.

This is especially important in regard to (but not limited to) cloud environments where unnecessary resource usage leads to unnecessary costs.

Piecemeal progress has been made in areas such as Torbay, in Devon, where unnecessary emergency admissions have been reduced through rapid assessments and provision of equipment and support.

Sometimes, the quest to avoid death can seem extreme, like in the much-publicized cases of Terry Shiavo and Marlise Munoz, where unnecessary life-extending procedures created exorbitant medical bills and emotionally burdened their loved ones.

These are the parts of the body where unnecessary chemical input will make the most impact, where toxins will gather and where stress- or disease-related damage is more likely to occur.

That's where unnecessary angst can creep in.

Furthermore, its data structures allow for an efficient extraction process where all unnecessary information is eliminated and also for progressive transmission.

The placement of those components is one of the biggest hurdles standing in the way of all-screen smartphones, where the unnecessary bezels around the screen are removed in favour of a display that reaches to the very edges and top and bottom of the phone.

We conducted a series of focus groups with patients and staff across four primary care practices using process-improvement strategies to identify and understand areas where either unnecessary delay is introduced, or the process may fail entirely.

Identifying these 'active ingredients' is important, however, particularly in the case of complex/multifaceted interventions, where trimming unnecessary components could save considerable time and money, known barriers to implementation.

As well as being a waste of resources, recruiting an excessive number of participants may be unethical, particularly in a randomized controlled trial where an unnecessary doubling of the sample size may result in twice as many patients receiving placebo or potentially inferior care, as is necessary to establish the worth of the new therapy under consideration.