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31 Yet they were built on stilts , quite needlessly.

32 To worry is often to energize needlessly.

33 As a result, the operator needlessly forfeits revenue from 100 text messages per customer.

34 Hundreds of thousands of workers were needlessly killed, maimed, or disabled each years.

35 He said something to me so mean, so needlessly cruel.

36 Lee Young - Pyo dwelled needlessly on a ball in defence, only to be caught in possession by his South Korea counterpart Park Ji - Sung.

37 It is cranky not to have, will not worry oneself needlessly.

38 The needlessly extended controversy over the New York mosque is a case in point.

39 Don't let some hapless potential partner wait needlessly at your meeting place.

40 Any seasoned user can reel off a string of examples of how the old Finder has needlessly got in their way – usually by hanging for seconds at a time displaying the spinning beachball of death.

41 A player a stupid mistake, and your team is needlessly 1 - 0 down .

42 If the application can't accommodate this impulse , it is needlessly inserting excise into the interface.

43 Don't trouble him needlessly.

44 We need to address the issue of non-attendance to stop people from losing their sight needlessly.

45 That does not mean that we should develop a needlessly hostile mood against Germany.

45 Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

46 But he cautions in an email that the frames needlessly block peripheral vision that 'may be crucial for certain occupations, ' such as driving a taxi.

47 Thousands of people are needlessly slaughtered each year in road accidents.

48 Including tag or class qualifiers just adds redundant information that needs to be evaluated needlessly.

49 That's where you must focus your attention...Your greatest priority. It's not allowing others to spend your resources needlessly or wastefully .

50 That those artifacts needlessly complicate things for users seems a small price to pay.

51 A riff on strongly-typed. Used to describe animplementation that needlessly relies on strings when programmer- andrefactor-friendly options are available.

52 It'shakes our very foundations and needlessly drains us of energy.

53 When the voices that advocate for usability are absent or weak, security measures become needlessly restrictive.