Sentence examples for making it fruitless from inspiring English sources

In other words, if a buyer makes a payment on Silk Road, the tumbler obscures any link between the buyer's Bitcoin address and the vendor's Bitcoin address where the Bitcoins end up — making it fruitless to use the Blockchain to follow the money trail involved in the transaction, even if the buyer's and vendor's Bitcoin addresses are both known.

The construction permits alone make it a fruitless venture".--Bill Dixon, Writer/Comedian & SCN Contributor.

Though the prevailing view in the White House is that there is enough overlap between Republicans and Democrats to make it worth pursuing, veterans of fruitless battles with Congress are more skeptical.

Milligan was struck by the man's fruitless efforts to make it as a musician.

The stronger force made it clear that continuing to struggle would be fruitless.

So while thousands of refugees have, over the last few months, risked life, lungs, and loved ones trying to make it over to Greece from Turkey, for many of them, it has been a fruitless journey.

3D printing makes it easier to try new approaches, but it also makes it easier to kill a fruitless line of thought and move on, without existentially threatening an entire venture.

Please save me from making such fruitless journeys again.

After making a fruitless trip in 2006 to Indonesia to find speakers of Mamuju, he attended a family wedding two years ago in Queens.

Like a less manic Michael Moore, Mr. Fox capitalizes on people's refusals to be interviewed, presenting several montages in which he is seen supposedly making repeated, fruitless phone calls to corporate offices.

Hilary MacLean as the solitary house-owner, Tom Mannion as a laconic general, Lucy Akhurst as his flaky wife and Mark Healy as a failed artist making a fruitless homecoming all give very good performances.