Some parents worry unnecessarily about their children.

Tom thinks that Mary is being unnecessarily cautious.

Moreover, Russia is unnecessarily isolating itself from the world.

But Russia, too, has unnecessarily damaged its international image.

Unnecessarily strict data rules will hurt European companies disproportionately.

Unless this is corrected, millions of people will die unnecessarily.

A time honored precept is to avoid shaking investor confidence unnecessarily.

Right now the kids are riding and playing too much, unnecessarily.

Bubble pricking may indeed choke off growth unnecessarily and at high social cost.

CAEO I think that claim is sometimes used unnecessarily or as a cheap shot.

Thus, over diagnosing bipolar disorder can unnecessarily expose patients to serious side effects of medication.

Though she is no fan of Putin, she did not want to stand out unnecessarily.

It would mean saying, in effect, We have unnecessarily humiliated you over the last ten years.

In addition, they have divided Australian public opinion unnecessarily on the vital issue of the country s security.

Our one sided focus on rapid reductions in CO2 emissions is both unnecessarily expensive and unlikely to succeed.

As per a report in the Indian Express, The doctors from Hinduja have unnecessarily raised a panic alarm.

National parliaments will be able to call a time out if Brussels makes proposals that seem to interfere unnecessarily.

Moreover, treating China as an enemy would ensure that it became one, thus unnecessarily ignoring the possibility of benign outcomes.

Unnecessarily broad regulations should be avoided in favor of rules that are specifically tailored to the various participants in the market.

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It unnecessarily raises tensions in the Taiwan Strait and it promises no real benefits for the people of Taiwan on the international stage.

After all, senior bankers had been claiming that these assets were mispriced, and that pricing them at market levels would penalize the banks unnecessarily.

Vague in wording and unnecessarily broad in scope, the new laws sparked widespread fear that Article 23 will lead to curtailment of basic rights.

Rather, we should question whether, in a world in which 25,000 impoverished children die unnecessarily every day, another concert hall is what the world needs.

And he got up and he explained how he was driven to create some technology to help test for anemia because people were dying unnecessarily.

The end of the conflict, like the requirement that Israel be recognized as a Jewish state, is a concept that has unnecessarily acquired mythical meaning.

The problem is not just about illegal migration to the US, though those Americans who seek to play the anti immigrant card do antagonize regional sensibilities unnecessarily.

The problem is not just about illegal migration to the US, though those Americans who seek to play the anti immigrant card do antagonize regional sensibilities unnecessarily.

They could then agree to impose taxes on products from other countries including the US that are produced in ways that unnecessarily add substantially to global warming.

The first is re regulation of advanced countries financial systems with a view to ensuring greater stability without impairing essential functions or unnecessarily elevating the cost of capital.

Nobody wants to demonize or unnecessarily restrict private equity and hedge funds, and venture capital s investment in innovative and high risk new companies highlights their potentially useful role.

Even though science may clearly point to the best way to fight breast cancer, uneven application of new treatments may cause many women to suffer, or even die, unnecessarily.

Nonetheless, if Japan chooses to move toward military normalization, it must demonstrate more convincingly that it has come to terms with its history or risk seeing that effort undermined unnecessarily.

In fact, demand for copyright protections rises with economic growth, he explained. But when the situation is bad, it seems to me, people shouldn t terrorize everyone unnecessarily with these questions .

Following the hand over from Clinton to Bush, the US gave up its strategy of engaging the North Korean regime to moderate its behavior and thus unnecessarily reduced its own options.

Following the hand over from Clinton to Bush, the US gave up its strategy of engaging the North Korean regime to moderate its behavior and thus unnecessarily reduced its own options.

Vague in wording and unnecessarily broad in scope, the new laws sparked widespread fear that Article 23 will lead to curtailment of basic rights. Lawyers warn of a threat to individual liberty and due process.

In his bitter resignation letter, the general accused Rajapaksa of unnecessarily placing Indian troops on high alert and failing to win the peace in spite of the fact that the army under my leadership won the war.

She also noted that Abdullah s comments came at around 1pm and by about 5pm the had sent out a response that made the rounds on all the blogs, groups and FB political sites , calling the reaction unnecessarily nasty

Mood stabilizers are the treatment of choice, and, depending on the medication, they can produce potentially significant health complications affecting renal, endocrine, hepatic, immunologic, or metabolic function. Thus, over diagnosing bipolar disorder can unnecessarily expose patients to serious side effects of medication.

Coalition members could also agree to provide stronger incentives to their own producers, through either more stringent caps on emissions or higher taxes on pollution. They could then agree to impose taxes on products from other countries including the US that are produced in ways that unnecessarily add substantially to global warming.