needlessly

• “Therefore it all just might again needlessly/tragically spill over to the real economy, like it did in August 2008, when they let the last financial crisis spill over into the real economy, and from which we are only beginning to recover.”

  The Huffington Post: Warren Mosler: The Latest Mortgage Foreclosure Mess is just another Financial Crisis.

• “They should just hire Gary Alt. He succeeded in needlessly slaughtering the deer herd here in Pennsylvania.”

  Earn $5 a Doe in Illinois

• “Whether they want soldiers "to die needlessly" is not the point.”

  Coffins on wheels

• “I have never understood what’s so offensive about using ‘Democrat’ as an adjective, but I don’t do it, because I see no point in needlessly antagonizing the other side.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Racism and The Tea Partiers

• “The ULA briefing was very strong, but it was obvious that the presenter didn't want to antagonize NASA needlessly, which is a moot point now anyway.”

  Augustine Commission To Meet Today - NASA Watch

• “If your intention is to merely report on the controversy (which you have ably done in the body of the post), then I think your use of “racist” in the title needlessly mars the rest of the post.”

  Global Voices in English » Taiwan: Racist cartoon causes controversy

• “Purists and propagandists alike dispute over terms needlessly; in the English language, it was indeed a massacre.”

  Flashman and The Redskins

• “Wildenvey's version, therefore, can only be characterized as needlessly free.”

  An Essay Toward a History of Shakespeare in Norway

• “Saying that a program manager "needlessly" deletes instruments in an attempt to stay within budget is 100% the wrong approach.”

  MSL Problems Revisited - NASA Watch

• “TAC said every day about 900 South Africans died "needlessly" of”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

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