Sentence examples for are probably useless from inspiring English sources

The polls are probably useless anyway if their recent forecasting records are indicative".

But their ideas, while perhaps attractive to voters, as well as to special-interest constituents, are probably useless in practice.

Of its ten different "sensors" at least seven were probably useless.

It's probably useless to hope for anything better from Bush administration officials.

My belief is: anything you're thinking about when you're not in the act of writing is probably useless".

Google Plus undergoes a redesign and now claims 170 million users (although that number is probably useless).

It's probably useless to start correcting the inbred Saudis on facts, but just for the record, Barbie was a knockoff of a German floozy doll.

This measurement is probably useless, considering that driving directions are selected by default in many cases, and at any rate are often identical to walking directions.

Some may never fully recover, although it's probably useless to try to predict what may happen a decade or more from today.

In contrast, neomycin is probably useless against bacterial infections in the stomach.

These vital stats are probably entirely useless, but may crop up in a pub quiz or an edition of Trivial Pursuit at some distant point in the future: Her real name is… A real mouthful, actually.