Sentence examples for meaningless cutting from inspiring English sources
I don't like meaningless cutting.
Opponents variously disparage this as meaningless fluff or a veiled way of cutting public services.Mr Cameron is beginning to rebut at least the first objection.
In our approach, this inter-platform discrepancy is expected to serve as a filter that eliminates the signals that display poor consistency due to low reproducibility of expression level changes or due to elevated person-to-person expression variability, thus, cutting out the probability to detect meaningless (i.e. false positive) signals.
In fact, it may be worse than meaningless, because it could encourage a company or country to prioritise cutting methane or soot or hydroflurocarbons over CO2, potentially at the expensive of the world's peak temperature.
The scurrilous investors in Ankh-Morpork's communications system were an obvious attack on a denationalised rail service, cutting corners and endangering lives, all the while offering meaningless platitudes about "improved directives" and apologies for the inconvenience of being killed.
In the past, Mr. Dorrinson said, the Pentagon has had the resources to fight three meaningless and completely random wars at any given time, "but now in our planning meetings we are cutting that number back to two".
Since fold-change ranges vary depending on the algorithm employed, establishing a cutting threshold of 1.5- or 2.0-fold as biologically significant is meaningless.
Ron Herman, the owner of Ron Herman at Fred Segal Melrose in Beverly Hills, who has been selling cutting-edge jeans since 1970, dismisses the dirty denim trend as "a meaningless, superficial, insignificant flash in the pan".
