Sentence examples for make it pointless from inspiring English sources

Well, they could toll everything out which would make it pointless building the tunnel.

Emigration from developing countries expanded rapidly: incomes there rose enough to make emigration feasible, but not enough to make it pointless.

Neither aim matters now, as the labour costs of farming on the island make it pointless and water comes from the two desalination plants.

And I lost the argument over today's piece, which praises the DMV for proposing rules that make it pointless (for now, at least) to buy an autonomous car.

The long bioavailability and systemic uptake of the aminobisphosphonates [ 52] seems to make it pointless to withdraw them once a patient clearly has ONJ [ 9, 17, 20, 29].

Don't make it pointless, however, because guys don't like small-talk.

Critics argue that the test's changeability makes it pointless.

But the novel is written in the first person, making it pointless to try to keep track of anything resembling the truth.

Obama's argument, that the rise of the Internet and mobile phones makes it pointless even to try and do anything, I don't find convincing.

The circumstances it sets down are markedly devoid of any historical facts or descriptive detail (thus making it pointless to engage in too much debate as to the exact historical identity of Beatrice).

The lawmaker, Representative Dave Camp, Republican of Michigan and chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, said that while he still supports the party's Medicare approach, opposition from Democrats made it pointless to proceed.