Sentence examples for is rather futile from inspiring English sources

Having confirmed the inefficacy of maximum treatment for 3 months, I would conclude that it is rather futile.

Call me cynical, but I thought the real reason red cards were handed out, rather than yellow, was because it was the 80th minute and it would have been rather futile punishing two players with the sin bin when the game was pretty much over.

Evidence-based findings are now available that indicate that neurosurgical interventions in such cases are rather futile [ 14], but when the present study was conducted no such evidence existed.

I think returning awards is a rather futile gesture".

Adding bypass capacitances between the various voltage sources and ground also proved to be a rather futile exercise because of the sheer number and length of wires present, that leads to significant amplification of noise as we get even slightly further away from the point where the bypass capacitance was added.

To the untrained eye the evolution of technology can appear to be a rather futile oscillation.

WWE can rely on part-time stars and aging veterans all it wants, but that continues to be a rather futile philosophy.

Attempted curative resection often proves futile, and outcomes are rather appalling.

However, these strategies are rather inefficient, resulting in a large number of futile invasive procedures.

Sometimes, though, arguing with a conservative about social issues is less than productive and rather futile, because they refuse to accept science and fact.

It has been nine years since a rather futile protest brought the issue of Augusta National's lack of female members to the fore, but this year it has risen again — in a much thornier form for the club that hosts the Masters.