Sentence examples for fruitless of from inspiring English sources

It not only becomes an intense reminder of the ongoing depletion of our store of moments but also points to a means of depleting them that is, arguably, among the most fruitless of all: diversion unto death.

But hackers often route their penetration attempts through multiple computers, even multiple countries, and the targeted organizations rarely go to the effort and expense — often fruitless — of trying to trace the origins.

Since the inception of Canadian medicare in the late 1960s there have been recurrent cycles, albeit largely fruitless, of demands for innovation to primary care delivery models [ 1].

This parallels the observation that the same fruitless loss-of-function combination disrupts normal male courtship but does not lead to full behavioral feminization (Demir and Dickson, 2005).

It's generally kind of fruitless to argue which definition of a "view" is most accurate or whether it's even a relevant metric.

"A discussion of 'viewpoints' could just be a fruitless game of words," said Kim Sung-han, a professor of international relations at Korea University in Seoul.

Rather, we all expected a fruitless day of lizardless searching, in recognition of the fact that none of us expected to find any.

In recent years, the confirmation process has been dominated by extended, fruitless discussions of the supposed scourge of "judicial activism".

After five, largely fruitless years of trying to establish alternatives sources of growth, the frustration of people is becoming evident.

It's the perfect encapsulation of maddening denial and the fruitless hope of trying to recapture a dying spark.

The USADA case is a by-product of the US Federal Government's ultimately fruitless investigation of Armstrong.