duplication of effort

I was about to say, there is no point in a duplication of effort.

We must take particular care to avoid duplication of effort.

As a result, there was probably "much duplication of effort."

The duplication of effort wasn't really necessary, but I did it anyway.

The duplication of effort is enough to make you break down and cry.

This may be done to save duplication of effort, or to sell to others.

This was expensive and resulted in much duplication of effort.

A firm with only one employee can't have any duplication of effort between employees.

Unnecessary duplication of effort often occurred, while at the same time, other needs were not met.

A great deal of duplication of effort was taking place.

"It's not only a duplication of effort, but there isn't enough business for both.

The duplication of effort might appear wasteful, but it had its good side.

This would help prevent bureaucratic red tape and duplication of effort.

But since nearly every program needs to carry out those same basic operations, this approach would lead to vast duplication of effort.

This is often impractical since it requires duplication of effort.

Maintaining two such units was clearly an unnecessary duplication of effort.

We must prevent duplication of effort by merging the agencies.

He would find this a prime example of duplication of effort.

Duplication of efforts, he said, "would just muddy the waters."

Court officials said that was to avoid a duplication of effort and would simplify working with the British.

We do not advocate the duplication of effort that would be involved in producing a separate report on training.

This would avoid duplication of effort and place the emphasis on a political approach rather than an official one, which is generally more effective.

By avoiding a duplication of effort, we can work more effectively."

Be cost effective by avoiding duplication of efforts, and continuing overhead.

The situation tended to lead to divided command in battle and duplication of efforts.