Sentences with phrase «to be redundant»

In both cases the protection is redundant with other constitutional protections.

Don't be redundant in your use of verbs within one statement.

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.

At the risk of being redundant — this website is fantastic!

Hope I am not being redundant here and can be more clear.

The headphones will also read back your notifications, which may be redundant for smartwatch users.

At this point it's got to be redundant when I talk about how much I love all things nautical, right?

We didn't waste future for now, which is redundant at this point of course but it could have been worse.

It was not uncommon for a plan lineup to consist of 30 - 50 funds, many of which were redundant.

Luckily there are redundant controls on the steering wheel.

Seriously, I tried very hard to include every single classic style as well as new / innovative dessert I could think of without being redundant.

But then you're being redundant since the term «all around» covers the front as well.

That gauge should move up into driver view, or be redundant on the head - up display.

Some of the questions were redundant so I've tried my best to consolidate them.

No matter what professional or professional details you wish to include in your cover letter, make sure you don't simply repeat information listed on your resume, as doing so is redundant.

No one set out to create situations where students spend too much time taking standardized tests or where tests are redundant or fail to provide useful information.

Most professionals want to avoid being redundant, but this is especially true for business analysts.

There may also be redundant systems — much as we have two lungs.

I was going to put a list of my favorite holiday recipes in my post today but then I saw your list and, really, it would have just been redundant.

The personal injury protection can be a redundant coverage if you have good health insurance that will cover your injuries in the case of an accident.

The expert advice of a REALTOR will never be redundant!

Lastly, objective statements are redundant — recruiters already know you're seeking an opportunity by virtue of the fact that you have applied!

If the card benefits are redundant or unnecessary, it doesn't make sense to pay the annual fee to keep the card.

Contrary to what people believe about a cover letter being redundant, it is actually a lethal weapon that can be used to gain employment.

Asking for these things is a redundant practice that turns off potential job candidates when you can obtain this information in a reference check with the candidate's permission.

For a 150 page 10 - K, I bet 50 pages or more are redundant.

According to him, majority of these drivers are redundant, but they have been added to the national payroll, thus increasing government's expenditure.

The fibre cables are tough but technology is developing at such a rate that it could all be redundant before then.

I just wanted to correct your remark that vegan and dairy - free is redundant.

Because you get through the day so efficiently and you are both the teacher and the parent, homework is redundant and unnecessary.

The mayor's office, however, maintained that the governor's regulations are redundant of existing city statutes and could leave working families scrambling for a place to care for their children.

Some functions are redundant — shared among multiple different animals — but others are fulfilled by just one or two species.

A number of the above items listed are redundant but it helps you visualize what it is you are doing to pack your shoulders.

Since you did not understand my original comments, let me be more explicit: The word is redundant, it is jargon, it is unnecessary.

Here was an idea; that one could sustain a tax hit in a year and hence, saving up to their investment declaration limit was redundant.

Any specific reference to benefits continuation in a termination provision that incorporates the concept of ESA notice is redundant and therefore unnecessary.

I can't help but wonder if a review is redundant at this point.

More than 50 percent of the steps in the traditional process of finding stories are redundant and wasteful.

Finally, for those with experience, this book is redundant.

A hiring authority expects you to have all of these traits and detailing them in the resume is redundant and a waste of valuable space on the resume.

But more importantly they think they know what their readers want, and so they think focus groups are redundant.

You do not want your contacts to be so similar that all the information and resources you get are redundant or so different that you have nothing in common.

Having all of these stores in the mall is redundant, and jewelry isn't one of those must have items you buy daily or even weekly.

You don't think 2 lbs of body weight is redundant?

This always seems to be redundant advice, but it is important and bears repeating.