Sentence examples for meaningless numbers from inspiring English sources

Gold, of course, is the nostalgist's perennial hedge against the proliferation of meaningless numbers and abstractions.

They are reducing the great collections of the world to meaningless numbers".

In debates over tax policy, the Treasury Department has long fueled partisan fires by producing large quantities of meaningless numbers.

The real test is the test of life — where taking risks and failing gloriously is rewarded far more richly than meaningless numbers on a piece of paper.

As an example, using a calendar application with a screenreader results in the blind user hearing a sequence of meaningless numbers; In contrast, Emacspeak speaks the relevant date in an easy to comprehend manner.

The dark net markets sit on an encrypted part of the internet called Tor Hidden Services, where URLs are a string of seemingly meaningless numbers and letters that end in ".onion", and are accessed using a special browser called Tor.

It is a meaningless number, but one nevertheless delightful to ruminate on.

The consequences could be profound – scaring patients and undermining staff morale with a meaningless number.

Rwanda's United Nations envoy, Joseph W. Mutaboba, said in an interview on Monday that 5,000 troops was "a meaningless number" for a country the size of Congo.

Market share is a meaningless number unless a company defines the market in terms of the boundaries separating it from its rivals.

Suddenly feeling that his salary had been dwarfed to such a meaningless number, Thomas has boycotted the first four days of the Chicago White Sox' full-squad workouts.