nonessential

IPA: nɑnɪsˈɛntʃʌɫ

Examples of "nonessential" in Sentences

The government urges "nonessential" employees to stay home.
I had an idea: If they're "nonessential," why should they come to work at all?
If the city can save on what it calls nonessential spending, then it might not have to cut as many jobs, leaders said.
ZAHN: Finally this morning, the CDC has advised people to not do what they call nonessential travel to Asia because of that.
That's why they are sometimes called "nonessential" - because the information is not essential to the main point of the sentence.
I think all of the above, in a sense, and I liken it to other what I call nonessential passions that we have--golf, for example, horseback riding, neither of which are to my taste.
Well, speaking of operations, one operation that perhaps is underway even as we speak now is the evacuation of all U.S. personnel -- and those who are called nonessential personnel who may be within that region, either in Kuwait or any other country in the region.