Sentence examples similar to meaningless dispute from inspiring English sources
They cost far too much money, last way too long, and often revolve around meaningless disputes rather than policy substance.
The U.S. judge in that case said an order in China would "render meaningless" the contract dispute he was considering.
Apparent ontological disputes are meaningless for lack of a common subject matter, a single "reality" that is being disputed.
Spokespersons for Energy in Depth, the industry lobby group, disputed the findings as "alarmist:" and "meaningless".
For those who don't have time to watch, here are some core points: First, we focused on the potential to clarify many climate disputes by getting beyond iconic, but essentially meaningless, phrases like "global warming".
While the last Iraq War was declared and fought on a false premise, a perpetual dispute on whether Blair lied in 2003 is meaningless in today's terms.
But it's a hard idea for most of us to get our heads round, and many statisticians dispute its validity, suggesting that the results are nonsensical and meaningless.
Movement in the islands disputes in the South China Sea and the recent, if fairly meaningless, legal victory in the UN's court of arbitration, initiated unilaterally under Aquino, has been noted.
A distinct philosophical school appeared to be emerging, one that was dedicated to ending the previous disputes of philosophical schools by dismissing them, controversially, as strictly speaking meaningless.
