Sentence examples for not fruitless from inspiring English sources

Mr Miliband is less presidential than Mr Cameron less easy to imagine handling Vladimir Putin, say but his business-bashing is, alas, not fruitless (few voters love electricity giants) and Britain's electoral map is tilted in his favour.

Protesting is not fruitless.

When I reflect on these victories, I know that my advocacy is not fruitless.

If indeed a key leader of Hamas was prepared after his own wrestle with reality to choose not fruitless war but a long-term truce, then that is a choice the Jewish people and the government of Israel should have welcomed.

It is evident from this work and other recent studies that deciphering the architecture of the genetics of OA requires major large-scale efforts, and in this regard calls for international worldwide collaborations are not fruitless.

WE try to distinguish between those things we can control and those we can't — fruitless to worry about "status anxiety," since that lies in the hands (the minds) of others, and senseless to worry about finances, since one can usually spend a little less or try to earn a little more — and then we start to worry about how much in fact that new relationship is within our control or not.

The sweep was not entirely fruitless.

At least his fund-raising efforts have not been fruitless.

"I'm a complete amateur," he kept saying, but his fossil hobby has not been fruitless.

I can only aid Beryl in a search that, we hope, will not be fruitless.

The future of the otherwise impressive Lenz Winery -- and Lenz's true peers -- lies in what their wines uniquely are, and can aspire to, not in fruitless comparisons.