Sentence examples for a nonsense for from inspiring English sources

It would be a nonsense, for them, to leave the job unfinished.

They won't even understand why shouting about fascism (or communism) is a nonsense for anyone who has had the immense fortune to be born in a free country".

It is a nonsense for countries like the United States and Japan not to have regular fixtures in the international calendar and they have to be brought in.

"It is a nonsense for the Scottish Government to be giving grants to Amazon to build a distribution centre that they would clearly have to build in the UK anyway," he said.

Sir Michael Darrington, a former chief executive of Greggs, said it seemed a "bit of a nonsense" for the firm to be considering hiring staff from abroad now, when the factory will not open until 2016.

"It is a nonsense for water to fall on your roof and then, at some trouble, cost and complexity, to ship it off to a treatment plant where it's brought up to drinking standard and then brought all the way back so you can flush your toilet or water the garden," he says.

Repricing options makes a nonsense of the principal justification for share options, which is that they align the interests of managers with those of shareholders.

Even if he doesn't follow up, he'll know something great happened to you! "Aeruipacmz" Add in a nonsense text for authenticity.

The clones were characterized by testing the reactivity of their supernatant to the free peptide (GGPGFGPGVV for EL-NE), the elongated peptide (GGPGFGPGVVG for EL-NE) and a nonsense peptide (VGAGVPGLGV for EL-NE).

"It is an absolute nonsense for anyone to suggest that (the government) can put legally binding constraints on the owner when they get their cheque for the shares - it just doesn't happen," he said.

The church has been peddling a nonsense on contraception for almost 50 years.