unneeded

And an overzealous medical professional, hoping to safeguard against malpractice, can also be a cause of unneeded procedure.

He says they are unneeded, and he would shift two to other circuits with a higher caseload and eliminate the third.

It's irresponsible and unneeded: preserving the Bush tax cuts will be tax relief achievement enough.

Now, many of these programs should go; they're either unneeded or ineffective.

Grievance enough for any man who resented the disturbance of unneeded change.

Russell's speech was an unneeded but emphatic negative of the pro-Southern effort.

Evidently that appeal, though enthusiastically received for its oratorical brilliance, was unneeded.

Yet He knows and will never send one unneeded pang; will cause all things to work together for good to them that love Him.

There is a provision for defense in the Agskian code, but it was unneeded because The Eel had pleaded guilty.