Sentence examples for mean nothing for from inspiring English sources

"In the near term, it will mean nothing for travelers," said Hal F. Rosenbluth, the chairman of Rosenbluth International, a large travel agency based in Philadelphia.

Three exhibitions — tonight against Morocco in Nashville; Friday against Venezuela in Cleveland; and Sunday against Latvia in Hartford — will mean nothing for the United States on the scoreboard but everything in gauging O'Brien's preparedness for the World Cup.

This seems to mean nothing for Schumer, as it didn't in the 2006 and 2007 proposals.

Justice means nothing for us".

"It means nothing for the Chinese," he said.

"Before, I considered that every victory means nothing for me without world record.

No sebum means nothing for the bacteria to munch on, and therefore no nasty by-products.

This may sound very significant, but researchers claim it means nothing for educators, or at least nothing yet.

The persecution did not end with independence, because in the Americas independence was for the colonials not the colonised – it meant nothing for any indigenous person, Arawak to Zapotec.

For the tribespeople, the boundaries of logging concessions and even the national borders between Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meant nothing – for centuries before European conquerors divided the continent, they had moved freely across those lands.

The Cardinals received good news this week, but it means nothing for this series: Mark McGwire thinks his injured knee may be well enough for him to be a designated hitter in the World Series.