Sentence examples for fruitless than from inspiring English sources

Or rather, you're sometimes a little bit fat," but who cares? "There is nothing more boring and fruitless than a woman lamenting the fact that her stomach is round.

On February 13 , 1878 he wrote his brother Anatoly from Florence: "Only now, especially after the tale of my marriage, have I finally begun to understand that there is nothing more fruitless than not wanting to be that which I am by nature".

There is nothing more boring and fruitless than a woman lamenting the fact that her stomach is round.

The commission said one program had proved so fruitless that it was discontinued after less than a year.

But that end was never achieved, and in the fruitless effort more than 900 Israeli soldiers were killed.

In fact, it is worse than fruitless; it is the source of the observed problems with "execution". So if organizations experience "bad execution" it is not because they are bad at the discipline of execution.

And make a joint effort with the Europeans to offer massive, irresistible packages to the people of Iran, Uzbekistan and Venezuela — incentives for eventual regime change rather than fruitless sanctions.

Alas, the Palestine papers also reveal the lack of political will to conclude the deal, shown by the wide gaps over substantive positions, and both sides' leaning towards fruitless debating, rather than seeking a compromise.

Aid is more difficult to protect - but the FTSE chief executives who wrote to the Financial Times today pointing out how valuable foreign aid is to our economy make a very strong case that such allocation of resources is more than fruitless altruism.

The action of fruitless within fewer than 5% of the neurons in the fly brain can specify behavior (Demir and Dickson, 2005; Manoli et al., 2005), and we now show that it can reroute pheromone signals within those neurons.

After more than a year of fruitless negotiations, on 16 April more than 88% of the staff association members who voted approved the job actions, which could eventually include work stoppages of between 1 and 24 hours at a time.