Sentence examples for most fruitless from inspiring English sources

But an off-season that began with cheery optimism and grand aspirations has degenerated into one of the franchise's most fruitless and embarrassing summers in recent memory.

It not only becomes an intense reminder of the ongoing depletion of our store of moments but also points to a means of depleting them that is, arguably, among the most fruitless of all: diversion unto death.

It is the most fruitless final twist – akin to watching a three-hour film which ends with "and it was all a dream".

Merz… documents the histories of some of the most politically fruitless and aesthetically out-there underground magazines of the last hundred years.

Bill Gates made a similar argument to the governors, portraying the movement to reduce class sizes as one of the most expensive and fruitless efforts in American education.

Thailand carried out most of its fruitless defence of the baht in the "forward" market that is, by promising to deliver dollars for baht at a given future date.

With the majority of searches resulting in no arrest or other police outcome, this highlights that most searches were fruitless and therefore not an effective use of police time".

That could be as fruitless as most of the efforts to stop the tight ends in the first place.

Talks with the Dalai Lama's representatives, stalled since the most recent of nine fruitless rounds in 2010, should resume, she says.

The rest went away to search at other stores, a quest almost certain to be fruitless for most for months to come.

Numerous attempts to stop the spill have proved fruitless, the most recent of which was the "top kill" procedure that failed over the weekend.