It is needless to say health is above wealth.

Needless to say, he is right.

Needless to say, health is above wealth.

Omit needless words!

Needless to say, this is the scenario I advocate.

Needless to say, health is more important than wealth.

It is needless to say that an experienced person will do better than someone without experience.

Needless to say, he never came again.

Needless to say, it would also provide support for the anti globalization protestors everywhere.

Needless to say, theft was a rare occurrence.

Needless to say, this was not quite the case.

Needless to say, he was late for school as usual.

Whaling should stop because it brings needless suffering to social, intelligent animals capable of enjoying their own lives.

But their governments, needless to say, are relatively threatened by this.

Needless to say, the IMF program did not fulfill its commitments.

Needless to say, exceptional access comes at exceptional financial and political costs.

'Needless to say, there was no disrespect intended and I'm very sorry.'

Needless to say, the struggle for the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide is particularly important to him.

The best response to this argument is that the wrongness of causing needless suffering to sentient beings is not culturally specific.

Needless to say, a common EU foreign policy should not be anti American.

Needless to say, Stalin s name will be mentioned countless times during these celebrations.

Whaling should stop because it brings needless suffering to social, intelligent animals capable of enjoying their own lives. But against the Japanese charge of cultural bias, Western countries will have little defense until they address the needless animal suffering in their own backyards.

Needless to say, practicing magic is strictly prohibited in the deeply conservative kingdom, where those convicted of witchcraft and sorcery are executed.

Urban pollution contributed to 620,000 needless deaths in India last year, mainly among the very poor.

Needless to say, many Japanese and non Japanese lives were lost during those months of indecision.

Needless to say, the US and Europe should stick to a common approach on the sanctions issue.

Needless to say, there are no such hang ups in many of the high growth economies of Asia.

That means that they will be responsible for permitting the needless deaths, every year, of millions of people.

Needless to say, the new president may not have much time to bask in the glory of his victory.

Needless to say, the IMF program did not fulfill its commitments. Confidence is seldom restored as an economy goes into a deep recession and double digit unemployment.

Needless to say, reaching a consensus among such a diverse group of people from around the world was not easy.

Needless to say, many Ukrainians were more than surprised with the Russian government's decision to deploy its troops to Ukraine.

Of course there will be unforeseeable losses more than ten times VaR, but it's pointless to anticipate them, you can't know much about them and it results in needless worrying.

Needless to say, government mishandling of such disturbances, or a decision to repress them with force, would only fuel further social discontent.

Needless to say, he did not respond that, yes, he had killed a few thousand here and there, but that now that they brought it up, he would try to be more careful.

Needless to say, all operating costs were born by the Communist Party and the state, and nobody was much concerned about making money.

Staying the course, as Summers warns, will lead only to needless suffering before that course inevitably collapses, bringing Greece and much else crashing down.

Is it prey? Is it predator? Is it mate?

It is what it is.

It is what it is.

It is what it is.

This is not, needless to say, because Europeans crave the rigors of America s less cosseted social conditions, but because it s the only way that European governments will be able to stay afloat financially.

Needless to say, Calderón was thrilled, particularly because he had begun backing away from the emphasis his predecessor, Vicente Fox, placed on the immigration issue.

It s hateful, needless, and futile as Bush said himself, the US will never, could never, and should never deport twelve million people, illegal or not.

Street protests should concentrate on getting from Milosevic fair conditions for elections and acceptance of international monitoring (but, needless to say, not from NATO countries).