Sentences with phrase «such unnecessary efforts»
Who knows, I may have already spent weeks to months of my life in such unnecessary efforts.
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These commenters asserted that unless the Department took such an approach, it could be forced to grant a series of short extensions, which would produce serious frictional costs, protracted uncertainty (for advisers, financial institutions, and retirement investors), wasted expenses on interim and conditional compliance efforts, and unnecessary market disruption.
Has the minister thought that the loftiness of his theme, the eternal significance of his message, has rendered unnecessary such efforts toward gaining the involvement and participation of the hearers?
«More efforts, such as clinical decision support, are needed to reduce unnecessary cardiac stress testing,» Dr. Ladapo concludes, suggesting greater use of stress testing without radiological imaging, such as regular exercise treadmill tests or stress testing with ultrasound imaging as opposed to CT imaging.
While such partnerships require time; commitment; and systematic, intentional, results - focused efforts, they can also eliminate inefficient institutional siloing, unnecessary competition, and contentious thinking.
Once considered a rarity, the opt - out push has prompted high - profile boycott efforts and meetings in large districts such as Chicago and led more parents nationwide to join forces with anti-testing advocates in arguing that the assessments are unnecessary, excessive, and, in some cases, even harmful to students.
Committing the time and effort at such an early stage may seem unnecessary initially.
Instead of mandating the use of helmets, it was argued that efforts should be focussed on preventing the collision (through strategies such as improved infrastructure and expanded public awareness and education programs)-- in other words, if one prevents the collision, helmets become unnecessary.
Perhaps these unnecessary qualifications are an effort to appear more precise, but such redundancies simply fatten up the content until it can't be buttoned into the space or time allotted.