Sentence examples for will needless from inspiring English sources

Proper bacon will lose little weight in the pan, will go further, and it will, needless to say, taste a hell of a lot better.

With reimbursements continuing to decline, providers of care will "justify" needless tests to compensate for income loss.

Unless healthy behaviors become the norm for more Americans, too many baby boomers will suffer needless sickness and die prematurely.

No such obligations will apply, needless to say, to the entirely undemocratic corporate funding of the Tory party.

The chance meeting of these two people will result, needless to say, in a violent collision, with predictably tragic results.

With the permafrost degradation and the resulting release of carbon, the impact on climate change will be, needless to say, devastating.

Our plans will reduce needless bureaucracy by a third and save £4.5bn over the course of this parliament and £1.5bn every year afterwards.

But if the United States fails to make the necessary investments in global health, there will be needless, avoidable and extensive loss of life — people who will not even survive to see the end of this storm.

Opponents of the rule have complained that it will cause needless volatility in financial statements, causing reported profits to rise one year and fall another simply because of temporary changes in financial market prices.

That includes the amount of investigative and enforcement power the bill grants to a new regulatory board to oversee the accounting industry and other provisions that Republicans say will spur needless lawsuits against business -- but which Democrats say are needed to protect whistle-blowers and investors.

"Otherwise, thousands more will die needless deaths and an economic catastrophe may take place".