Sentence examples for generally futile from inspiring English sources
And it entangles the police, courts and customs authorities in mighty, expensive, and generally futile labours.
For patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), Temel et al. [ 8] showed that EPC improved patients' QoL, reduced the incidence of depression, and decreased the number of aggressive (and generally futile) therapies at the end of life.
Haji and other farmers in Nad-e Ali may have been affected, but, generally, police action to thwart poppy cultivation seems to prove mostly futile.
Abdul and other farmers in Nad-e Ali may have been affected, but generally, police action to thwart poppy cultivation seems to prove mostly futile.
It's also littered with governments who have suppressed wicked Hollywood movies within their own borders, these edicts generally being futile and parochial.
And I've found that answering someone who is writing from a position of unshakable ideological conviction is generally a futile endeavor for both of us.
Moreover, the theatre's efforts to appeal to the whole community generally have been futile.
However, most leaders of both parties in Congress generally knew the futile and reckless nature of our involvement, but did too little to try to stop our headlong rush into Southeast Asia.
Chase is right about Kenney's long-overdue spotlight, and A Stupid and Futile Gesture is generally a risky proposition; after all, it's not often that there's biopics about people who audiences will likely require an explainer on.
But generally, central bankers view intervention as futile, given that trillions of dollars flow across borders every day.
