Sentence examples for years of unnecessary from inspiring English sources
But after three years of unnecessary detention, Mr. Loyo said, the victory was bittersweet.
When possible, it is best to process disturbing experiences in childhood to prevent years of unnecessary suffering.
Only root-and-branch reform of Ripa will be enough to roll back years of unnecessary surveillance.
To Mr. Daniels, the way he sings feels perfectly natural, though it took years of unnecessary anguish to come to this realization.
Clear lines of authority must be created to decide issues about environmental review to avoid years of unnecessary delay, overseen by the Chair of the Council of Environmental Quality.
That was Keynes's whole point in The Economic Consequences of Mr. Churchill — not that the return to gold at too high a parity would mean depression forever, but that it would subject Britain to years of unnecessary suffering.
Dr. Josh Sharfstein, a Massachusetts pediatrician who has documented the state's "stuck kid" problem among children cared for by the child welfare system here, found that from last October to March, stuck patients spent 15,796 days -- or more than 43 years -- of unnecessary time in hospitals, 33percentt longer than in the previous six months.
But failure to understand the long-term trend will mean not only political disfavor but years more of unnecessary suffering.
He pushed me and my family through a year of inexplicable, unnecessary suffering, and should face the consequences of challenging his crime, of putting my pain into question, of making us wait so long for justice.
Indeed, we are in the sixth year of an unnecessary and immoral war that has cost tens of thousands of lives, globally discredited the United States and has left us all less safe than the day Shock and Awe began.
Figure out how to take responsibility for your own conduct... .. "...He pushed me and my family through a year of inexplicable, unnecessary suffering, and should face the consequences of challenging his crime, of putting my pain into question, of making us wait so long for justice".
