Meanings of needless trouble in English

The despatch of the chariots to make a reconnaissance was needless trouble.

Perhaps I give you needless trouble in handing you this paper.

Perhaps I have taken needless trouble to furnish an excuse for my autobiography.

Only a trial's a complete waste of time and needless trouble.

A good deal of needless trouble, it seems to me.

As it is, you have taken a lot of needless trouble-thisbeautiful feather-bed ,forexample!

He was forever getting into needless trouble.

But run no risks; do not look for needless trouble, for your day for sucking sugarplums is past.

It would have saved us so much needless trouble, and we would have been far better off without it.

Corsica's son, and left him angry with this Marquis of Misery who had given me so much needless trouble.

Meanwhile the two elder brothers made fun of the idea of Dummling searching for a ring, and they decided to take no needless trouble themselves.

I have observed that it is this class of people who start rumors, sometimes harmless, but more often the cause of needless trouble and ill-feeling.

Needless trouble, my dear Randal.

"I do not intend to be presented," said Katherine; "it would be needless trouble.

"My child,"-hewould be grave and fatherly,-" Ithinkyou are making yourself needless trouble.

"Don't stir up needless trouble; but-well, things must change."