Ultrasound generates more biopsies that are unnecessary relative to other technologies, so it's not widely used.

Unnecessary Instability

It's unscientific. It's unnecessary.

For too long, there has been an unnecessary debate about whether the solution to poverty in Africa and elsewhere is more money.

I believe this was unnecessary.

Article 22 is therefore unnecessary.

A time limit was therefore unnecessary.

The facts proved that our worries were unnecessary.

Diabetics suffering from acute diarrhea must prevent dehydration first, so it is necessary to drink more water, which naturally helps them with more urination, allowing for draining unnecessary blood glucose as well as acetone bodies.

Then you've wasted 200 billion dollars in unnecessary tests.

They will not hear any unnecessary or sinful talk

They will not hear any unnecessary or sinful talk

Then there is the unnecessary debate about absorptive capacity.

In Uganda's view, such a declaration would be unnecessary.

Thus, their explicit formulation in a resolution is unnecessary.

3 Engage in unnecessary securities trade by using customer s assets

We think of it as maybe too silly, too unnecessary.

They will not hear therein any unnecessary words or lies.

They will not hear therein any unnecessary words or lies.

Rule on superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering The use of weapons, materials and methods of warfare of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering is prohibited. Art.

superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering This principle prohibits the employment of weapons, projectiles or material and methods of warfare of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering.

Such disparities are unnecessary. Indeed, the proliferation of agricultural technology from more efficient machinery to higher yielding or more robust crop varieties has the potential to narrow the productivity gap considerably, even if differences between climates and producers remain.

The baby bottle scenario proves that we can prevent unnecessary exposure.

For this reason, the first sentence in paragraph 16 is unnecessary.

Ms. LAVERY (United Kingdom) thought that the word all was unnecessary.

Consideration should be given to deleting some of these references as unnecessary.

In particular, the words at whose side the person fights were unnecessary.

That in itself demonstrated that a declaration of exceptional risk was unnecessary.

He also thought it unnecessary to specify which articles were non derogable.

And they need to have enough flexibility to respond quickly to short term shocks. This comes down to structural reforms that spur competition, reduce unnecessary red tape, and make labor markets more adaptable.

Some of these measures may also result in unnecessary access to the financial, travel and medical records of individuals and an increased possibility that some individuals will be wrongly singled out for unnecessary scrutiny.

If two men always have the same opinion, one of them is unnecessary.

Although the elimination of unnecessary outputs was valuable and would free up budgetary resources for activities of high priority, failure to review outputs on a periodic basis would lead to a renewed accumulation of unnecessary outputs.

Such assistance could, we believe, possibly save millions of lives and prevent unnecessary injuries.

Because the mixing of those two media is a sort of unnatural or unnecessary act.

I call this the Sport Utility Principle. People like to surround themselves with unnecessary power, right?

It is indeed unnecessary for me to write to you concerning the service to the saints,

It is indeed unnecessary for me to write to you concerning the service to the saints,

We must close the loopholes in the Treaty that allow the unnecessary spread of such technologies.

We proposed our own amendments to the texts prepared by our French and American colleagues, which made it more balanced in nature, without, however, fully freeing it of negativism with respect to Syria unnecessary in the current situation.

However, procuring entities may find this information unnecessary, and it may become a costly burden for suppliers.

In that case, it would be unnecessary to declare that a given situation presented an exceptional risk.

It was suggested that providing further detail in the draft instrument was unnecessary, since a more detailed definition would depend upon the type of system and the type of electronic record used, and that it could thus impede future technological development.

In particular, one approach would certainly call for refining the rules and disciplines in the TBT and SPS Agreements to make them more precise (for example, to clarify the key concept of unnecessary obstacles to international trade in the TBT Agreement).

The pain that Europe, especially its poor and young, is suffering is unnecessary. Fortunately, there is an alternative.