Sentences with phrase «redundant if»

The Assistant will also read you your notifications as they come in, which is nice but may be redundant if you have a smartwatch already.

This tool does feel a bit redundant if you're using Microsoft OneDrive, as Windows 10 and 8.1 both include built - in support for OneDrive.

This Rider is redundant if you are buying Edelweiss Tokio Life — Total Secure + with the Basic or Comprehensive Health Cover.

This is rather important, seeing as it will render the rest of this text rather redundant if you can not!

This coverage is completely optional, and sometimes redundant if you already have Collision coverage in your policy.

Is it redundant if you are using other social media such as Twitter, for example, or does it have value of its own?

Although the three additional provisions were likely added only to increase clarity and confirm the parties» intention as stated in s. 2 (2), the Court concluded that most of these provisions would have been redundant if the employer's interpretation of s. 2 (2) was accepted, thereby lending further support to the Court's conclusion that s. 2 (2) did not clearly limit Holm's entitlement.

«However,» he continues, «all of this is redundant if games have to be backwards - compatible with Xbox One.

That said, this HD Collection seems pretty redundant if you already played it on PS3 and Xbox 360.

The chapters would have been very redundant if it weren't for an «open world» segment half way through the game.

It's only redundant if the student is filed as a dependent by parent / guardians, meaning they're reliant on someone else.

However, adding space between paragraphs, as I said in the article, is redundant if you're already using indented paragraphs, in my opinion.

Such arguments are redundant if the decision is made by the baby because all babies develop eating skills in a set sequence, in line with their overall maturity.

There have been numerous calls that have gone against us, and it becomes a chicken and egg thing about would those calls have redundant if we were better, or whether those calls are the cause of us losing belief and our performance.

I know it may seem a bit redundant if Fultz gets healthy, but I am more comfortable now with Simmons at the 1... so while it would be nice if Fultz played the 1, it is no longer critical — especially if we have a guy like Brunson on the bench.

My point, though, Ann was that NathanL saying that all Christian churches agree on certain things is really redundant if that's actually the definition of Christian.

I guess for some that would be redundant if their imagined heaven was a Jupiter Carnival.

Not exact matches

So then getting back to the question of how do we pay for this system, this is really quite a profound — I won't call it breakthrough, but realization that if we can build a system that cannibalizes our own products, makes our own products redundant, then all of the resources, which are quite enormous, that are used for Falcon 9, Heavy, and Dragon, can be applied to one system.

It came as a shock to many when, in September, Google admitted to the SEC that some of its most important systems «are not fully redundant» — meaning if something breaks, your data may be gone.

Their weakness is that they're locked down and may become redundant over time if software and workloads evolve.

If making you ethical was the aim, then ethics education would be either redundant or hopeless: critics are probably right to think that a basic understanding of right and wrong is either there by the time kids enter university or it isn't.

Indeed, if it were true that consumers really have a strong right to know what they're eating — including, presumably, a right to know the genetic makeup of their food — then Prop 37 ought to be redundant.

Re the robots and automation stuff... I do like the general principle behind this «if X is going to make you redundant, it'd be good to own some X» idea.

If you are not Christian, you can not understand how these people feel and so your comments are ridiculously redundant.

If God can not be directly disproved... He can be shown to be at least entirely redundant.

If the thing you are praying for is already in God's divine plan then your prayer is redundant.

If it could, it would make faith redundant, which would undermine religion and theism.

If someone is already having a good morning then it's redundant and if they're having a bad morning then it's cruel to say «good morning»If someone is already having a good morning then it's redundant and if they're having a bad morning then it's cruel to say «good morning»if they're having a bad morning then it's cruel to say «good morning».

If you want to post your feelings on prayer or any other subject please feel free, I just feel that posting this trite redundant phrase every single day does much more harm than good.

If that is the case, one of the two is redundant.

If you post such long ones it renders the meaning redundant just like spam.

In other words, they now have total control over that genome and can examine the function of every gene, seeing if each part of the genome serves a biological function or is redundant.

I will try again and, if this is redundant, please forgive me.

Error msg again, sorry if this is redundant....

GRAIN - FREE: Serve with quinoa instead of rice if you eat pseudograins; or a veggie - based rice (normally I'd recommend cauliflower rice but that seems a little redundant here) or bed of sauteed greens.

I hate who started the idea of Matic to Arsenal not to talk of Matic for Chamberlain... I distaste the redundant style of thinking like we're some inferior team... tell me, if Matic is not good for Chelsea why should he be good for us?

If you are going with a 4 -4-2 (be it the common or the diamond formation) one player whose role is very much redundant is Santi Cazorla.

Michigan could conceivably receive some sort of silly «conference champions» bump (it is redundant when this happens, as a team's resume already consists of all the wins that took them to the conference title in the first place) and end up with a 2 - seed if they make a nice weekend run, but right now both of these teams appear destined for a 3 or 4.

He's a very similar player to the squad members already fighting for a place in midfield and if Arsenal have plans of using Wilshere next season, then Barkley's role in the team becomes redundant.

So, here's why else I've learned and please ignore if this is redundant.

This stuff may only be important if you don't think you will otherwise have enough storage space; if you are hiking with people who are carrying bags then this extra room might be redundant.

Most of the time the baby specifier is redundant; if parents are looking for a name it's usually for their baby and not for an adult child - or, say, a tractor.

These aren't totally redundant and can be very useful sleep cues if used during a bed time routine instead of the main light - the lower light level helps to signal baby's brain that it is time for bed.

«In a normal job if you think you might be made redundant you can look for other work.

Such a tax extends much further than it might initially appear too; for example, if someone discovered a universal cure for all cancers which made hundreds of thousands of working people redundant, should that be taxed too?

As she points out, what if somebody has previously worked but is then made redundant?

If Cuomo were serious about «bringing effective change to State government» he'd be dismantling redundant Authorities and consolidating agencies while sending the parasitic top management bureaucrats who infest them out in the street to seek private sector employment, where they belong, forcing the sale of all those SUVs issued to bigwigs at the Office of Children and Family Services to get more money into the State's coffers, and implementing other radical cost - cutting measures.

If only he didn't keep stocking the agencies and authorities with hacks... if his 10 % cut to State govt was not directed at the civil service schlubs and instead involved real consolidation and elimination of redundant bureaucracies and deadwood management political appointees, I'd be pretty satisfieIf only he didn't keep stocking the agencies and authorities with hacks... if his 10 % cut to State govt was not directed at the civil service schlubs and instead involved real consolidation and elimination of redundant bureaucracies and deadwood management political appointees, I'd be pretty satisfieif his 10 % cut to State govt was not directed at the civil service schlubs and instead involved real consolidation and elimination of redundant bureaucracies and deadwood management political appointees, I'd be pretty satisfied.

«Mrs Miller is misinformed if she has suggested that the royal charter might then be redundant,» a spokesman said.

You may think it's moral to want to be a alternative, but if it wasn't Thor the fact the liberals are finished, they could vnetually over take us as the opposition and then what of all th heard working labour councillors who'll Lose there seats if the Labour Party becomes redundant