Sentence examples for would be needless from inspiring English sources

But it would be needless expenditure.

This would be, needless to say, a radical remaking of the federal government.

The Ulster County district attorney later dropped the charges, saying that a trial would be needless and divisive.

But the mayor said that would be "needless litigation," asserting that the system had been fully integrated.

Mr. Cuccinelli said that the upshot of the Supreme Court's decision not to hear the case immediately would be needless confusion and expense.

However, subdivision C states without qualification "[t]he circuit courts are authorized to issue temporary or permanent injunctions to restrain and prevent violations of [section] 59.1-200". It would be needless duplication to recite the authority of the courts to enjoin misconduct in subdivision C if it were intended to apply only to public entities and not individual actions.

That would be a "needless wound", he says.

It would be another needless closure of the English mind in particular.

The other side says universal salt reduction would have little effect on public health and would be a needless deprivation for most people.

This would be a needless delay: Mr Gbagbo has already failed ample tests of his good faith.But sanctions may not persuade Mr Gbagbo and his enemies to keep their words.

Bill Hyman, the executive director of the Independent Cattlemen's Association of Texas, worries that the U.S.D.A. ear-tagging rule may extend eventually to younger cattle, which are headed to feed yards and then to slaughter, and tagging them before they left the state would be a needless headache.