Sentence examples for will be redundant from inspiring English sources

Reading and writing will be redundant.

A rival, who fears his own world will be redundant, described it to me as "phenomenal".

Meanwhile, a punching shootout with David Price appeals as a contest where the final bell will be redundant.

"Out of a complement of 700 individuals employed by the college, regrettably over 100 people will be redundant".

Every song you write has to be tempered by the knowledge that it will be redundant by Monday.

If they are just principles, they will be redundant because the industry has already moved to connect employee compensation with the long-term health of the company".

And if you find it's so short that it'll be redundant in a few weeks, let alone a few months, then you shouldn't – mustn't – wait!

The strict rules which inform those penalties will also be redundant in early March.

But Bult says that the new data will not be redundant.

This implies that, when varying all rates, there will inevitably be redundant solutions.

Martian systems, when they are built, will have to be redundant and resilient or explorers will die.