Sentence examples for make even less sense from inspiring English sources

In the developed world where international travel is affordable, abortion restrictions make even less sense.

There are relics that make even less sense than the military tribunals.

When newcomers from central and eastern Europe join the euro, the ECB's target will make even less sense.

In Spalding, Jake Davis can make even less sense of it, even though, for a time, he was it.

Once you realise this, vast swathes of movie dialogue make even less sense than they did before.

We're infuriated that he's gone, angry at another incomprehensible management decision, one which seems to make even less sense in the wake of Andy Flower's departure and the ECB's desperately clingy attitude towards Alastair Cook.

It makes even less sense now.

"And since Rock Band as a product has matured, it now makes even less sense".

That was wrong decades ago, and it makes even less sense now.

The inclusion of Osvaldo Golijov's string nonet "Last Round" made even less sense.

This false choice makes even less sense when applied to the ownership of land.