Sentences with phrase «seem redundant»

This may seem redundant, but there are so many ways to add summer to your spaces & it may be overwhelming.

You are having a broker open, so this may seem redundant, but the agents who previously showed the house DID have a buyer who wanted a house like yours, but didn't select yours.

It may seem redundant to write a new document for a job within your own company, but a targeted resume is important.

Although it may seem redundant to have a separate section that lays out the skills you already mentioned elsewhere, it makes a great tool for busy hiring managers that need to know your skills quickly.

It may seem redundant to document your name, address, and employment history when it is already available on your resume, but it gives the employer additional insight.

Writing cover letters may seem redundant, but they're the first thing that a prospective employer looks at before thinking of hiring you.

These latter two functions seem redundant, as they're offered as home screens.

You'll find various apps on EMUI that aren't part of the stock experience, many of which seem redundant, like Flashlight.

On the other hand, Beacon Flashlight seem redundant when there's already a flashlight shortcut in the quick settings, and it automatically enables an additional lock screen with ads the first time you open it.

Having one voice assistant on the phone would have probably been enough and considering the U11 runs on the Android operating system, adding Alexa in addition to the Google Assistant could seem redundant.

Made my legal writing program in law school seem redundant.»

However, as a writer (and entrepreneur), these aspects can seem redundant (and boring)-- and this can stop writers from achieving publication of a book.

I hate to seem redundant, but your website is an advertisement.

Listing your email address in the signature block might seem redundant, but I have received emails from other attorneys that do not come from the address listed.

I felt it necessary to write «rational reason» even though it might seem redundant because I live in a society that puts its faith in God and turns the chicken coop over to the foxes.

It may seem redundant to say that the Kingdom Hearts games hold a lot of nostalgic value, but their charm and appeal hasn't waned long after their original releases.

There are still weapons to find, in the form of swords, bars and bombs, but your characters already have a huge arsenal that they seem redundant.

Kinda makes that Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers launch window title seem redundant now.

It may seem redundant, not only to the new hire but to you, but don't skip anything.

Posting signs warning against shoplifting may seem redundant or outdated, but they're still useful as a preventative measure.

It may seem redundant to have two savings accounts but it is important to remember the purpose of each and use them accordingly.

My book happens to be in three major categories, two of which seem redundant (Time Travel Books and Time Travel Kindle eBooks).

Although it might seem redundant to own two versions of the same book, there are benefits to owning both the e-copy and the print version.

By the time you schedule 20 tour stops, however, this format can lose steam when the questions seem redundant.

The fact that many automakers attempt to offer us vehicles that have the seats packed in with the thought that we must need at least seven seats has become something that might seem redundant to you.

I'm not a huge fan of the MyFord Touch system: The touchscreen is laggy, and some parts of it (such as the climate control) seem redundant, and not in a convenient way.

Although the need for an academic study quantifying the extent of distraction may seem redundant, driver distraction is a major issue of discussion with safety regulators, the insurance industry, and automotive designers.

To those familiar with our past work, this step may seem redundant, but we are convinced that redundancy can be a powerful tool in effective communication, and we prefer redundancy to ambiguity.

Eva and Candy's stories feel like only slight variations on Honey's experiences, which makes the characters seem redundant in the big picture.

Varda is voluble, as always, but her interviews seem redundant since her own documentaries, especially «The Gleaners and I» and «The Beaches of Agnès,» are essentially autobiographical self - interviews.

This step may seem redundant in that its obvious you are looking to date someone new by putting up a profile on a dating site.

- Answering a few questions while signing up may seem redundant but it's actually used to match you with women who like the same thing.

This addition makes many of them seem redundant.

Yeah, sometimes I find for myself that having a personal style blog must seem redundant — because I too am always in my uniform: black t - shirt, black jeans, black boots.

This may seem redundant, but we believe that redundancy will one day bear fruit, otherwise known as invaluable neighborhood crime statistics that our Bronx communities deserve.

It's a complex technique, one which in today's era of calculators and computers may seem redundant.

Wrapping pork tenderloin in more pork may seem redundant but you'll realize quickly after this dish starts baking what an impact the bacon wrap has on the overall flavor.

The glaze may seem redundant because the flavors mirror those of the marinade, but don't skip this step.

And of course the photo - galleries seem redundant when we have already seen the names of the dead on the bronze panels above ground.

Each of the three will denote the good for a human individual.1 Because of its long association with the liberal tradition, «interest» is so often used to mean an individual's private happiness that the phrase «private view of interest» may seem redundant.

While it may seem redundant and overstated, it's absolutely essential to know your credit scores.

It may seem redundant to use the Home Depot app inside a Home Depot store, but there is method to the madness, Vemana says.

While it may seem redundant, it's a good idea to start the meeting off with a reiteration of its primary objectives.

It also seemed redundant, as women in Russia had long since gained many of the rights their Western counterparts were still clamoring to win.

When considering political leaders, it seems redundant to talk about egos.

Fording the Tiber in reverse seems redundant to me, a convert from Protestantism to Catholicism.

It seems redundant that the perplexities of molecular mechanisms are made via a cellular blueprint followed in conjunctions of and by intelligent designers all living amid and within each and every molecular mechanisms while the base roots residencies of such super small yet very intelligent beings could very well be each and every cell's DNA.

Yogurt, fruit and nuts are such a natural combination that it seemed redundant to create a recipe around these ingredients.

For my two cents, as much as I'd love Defrel to round out this squad, $ 18 million is an awfully steep price to pay for a reserve, one who, quite frankly, seems redundant with Stephan El Shaarawy on the roster.

Stroller is another baby item that almost seems redundant to have on a «needs» list, yet here we are.