Redundant used in a sentence

Redundant in a sentence as an adjective

Well you should have been running a multi zone raid-20 redundant array!

"The user should have kept multiple redundant copies" is not an excuse for a poorly managed online backup service.

"---Update: I love that my comment mocking excess nitpicking now has triggered triple-redundant nitpicking.

'Oh, but they should have used a distributed, redundant buzzword compliant system in a multitude of nuclear bunkers and this would never have happened'.

If I build a more efficient control system for an automobile plant, and they lay off operators as soon as it goes live, I've certainly made their jobs redundant.

If I build an automated fraud detection system for a bank and they lay off 50 people in charge of fraud detection after it goes live, I most certainly made their jobs redundant.

The body can be considered as a system of many redundant components, with aging as the result of progressive unrepaired damage to those components.

He doesn't give any arguments, he throws a lot of insults, he misues words and makes up redundant terms which he then struggles to define.\nThe guy is a vile idiot of the worst kind: ignorant and aggressive.

True, Marx had spoken of the interim phase of the dictatorship of the proletariat as a necessity which in time would automatically become redundant.