Sentence examples for being rendered meaningless from inspiring English sources

The government must commit £4bn at the budget or risk the child poverty target in the UK being rendered meaningless".

Today, though, even in the UK that principle is fast being rendered meaningless.

It led to many matches being rendered meaningless come the second half of the season as only one side would be relegated.

Just like that, so easily, their suffering was rendered meaningless.

Now that the planet can be orbited in 90 minutes, speed records have been rendered meaningless.

"His sole and devouring preoccupation since infancy," money, has been rendered "meaningless".

"The division title in essence, the way that wild-card situation was sitting, it was rendered meaningless.

In an investigation, if the suspect has the power to withhold even one document, the whole proceeding is rendered meaningless.

The game's playoff implications have been rendered meaningless, but the night itself is alive with possibility and debate.

All of these traits, positive and negative, were rendered meaningless after allegations of racism and anti-semitism began in 1992.

He says the criterion means the physical properties of a given object are rendered meaningless because location determines classification.