“The rigorous safety requirements applying to commercial aircraft would imply a fair degree of redundancy in the amount of maintenance and servicing carried out, but this is not the case.”

“Worse still, the electro beat that underscores most of the album wears thin to the point of redundancy by the time the closing track rolls around.”

“Furious at his forced redundancy, he refused a Royal Service Medal.”

“There seems to be a natural tendency to deal in a redundance of prepositions.”

“Increase productivity in publishing on-line content through the elimination of redundance in your users actions.”

“Usually the algorithms found him on the redundance of the information and they foresee sophisticated routines software.”

“The majority of this de-layering was achieved through early retirement or voluntary redundancies.”

“A round of 38 redundancies has now come to an end and the college will be offering the full range of courses in the new prospectus.”

“National union officers reported privatization increased the likelihood of redundancies and lower job security.”