redundant.

It's redundant.

It's redundant.

Tom was made redundant.

Moreover, some sorts of knowledge can rapidly become redundant.

Paradoxically, if all people were honest, politics would become redundant.

Or Britain might have joined the euro, making its independent role redundant.

The term has rarely been used before, and seems to be redundant.

These will be redundant concepts. And this isn't only something of the West.

But weak ties extend further and provide more novel, innovative, and non redundant information.

Hope has not, after all, become a redundant virtue in the twenty first century.

In fact, for such a country, local experts are not just redundant, but dangerous.

As newer technologies have made telegrams redundant, the service is facing an expected death.

After two catastrophic wars, Europeans decided to build institutions that would make military conflict redundant.

Unemployment is a product of capitalism people who are no longer needed are simply made redundant.

Most of these duplicated segments are doomed to oblivion, because any proteins their genes produce are redundant.

My Blog does not give a daily account of my activities in the farm as most are redundant.

If we take a closer look at the divisors, we will see that some of them are redundant.

Expanded the Master File Table (MFT) entries with redundant MFT record number (useful for recovering damaged MFT files).

He stripped the candidates of their names, which must have seemed redundant in this context, and shared his insight (RUS)

France, for example, is notorious for forcing foreign firms like Britain's Marks and Spencer to keep redundant workers on the payroll.

A more globalized world needs global financial institutions, but ones that focus on coordination, supervision and technical advice, not redundant lending mechanisms.

So, the wind carries the sand onto the site and then it carries the redundant sand away from the structure for us.

(The Direct Rendering Infrastructure (DRI), which aims to provide a reliable kernel level interface to the framebuffer, may make these efforts redundant.

Even famous people often consider it redundant (believing it is sufficient to be good at something, and how they look at it comes second).

Industry insiders consider the bill redundant, as it duplicates many regulations that are already on the books including the bill on foreign media ownership.

Audience Aaaaaaah ... Itay Talgam Come on, with me. If you do it without me I feel even more redundant than I already feel.

People who might not stress that the government should protect failing businesses or redundant workers still have sympathies that might often lead to such outcomes.

In today s world of deep and liquid global financial markets, the main lending instruments of the IMF and and the Bank are largely unnecessary and redundant.

In today s world of deep and liquid global financial markets, the main lending instruments of the IMF and and the Bank are largely unnecessary and redundant.

If the game avoided those clearly redundant mistakes, we could sincerely say that The Run is the best part of NFS for the past several years.

Today, many African countries are ravaged by conflict and, as the EU rendered war between its members redundant, practical regional integration could achieve the same in Africa.

It was almost made redundant in the 1970s, when the US floated the dollar, only to be saved in 1982 by the Mexican debt crisis, which propelled it into the role of global financial lifeguard.

Faced with a no fire rule, shareholders have reason to be very cautious if expansion is not profitable, they cannot reduce labor costs. France, for example, is notorious for forcing foreign firms like Britain's Marks and Spencer to keep redundant workers on the payroll.

How important is family to you? It is of course not all that clear what that means. Mainly because 'family' can mean a lot of things. For instance, many people call those who are important to them 'family'. That renders the question redundant, obviously.

Deflation fears were mistakenly raised in 2001 2003, when the strong response of the US housing market and consumer spending to lower interest rates should have made the debate redundant. Influenced by a misreading of the Japanese experience, this led to excessive protection against the tail risk of deflation.

The Davignon Plan imposed Europe wide production and price controls, monitored and coordinated national governments state aids, organized the closures of outdated plants, encouraged mergers, and awarded EU funding to retraining schemes for redundant steel workers. Its overall aim was to make the backbone of Europe s heavy engineering sector more competitive internationally.