Sentence examples for practically meaningless from inspiring English sources

Without wider social or political context this is practically meaningless.

"One-year forecasts of the market are practically meaningless," Mr. Aliaga-Díaz says.

Angelique A. Sallas, a clinical psychologist in Chicago, says the idea of a "health food disorder" is practically meaningless.

Experts say that mayoral succession is one of the most profound aspects of the advocate's position, and that taking it away could render the job practically meaningless.

But without assurances against what Fish and Wildlife officials describe as unforeseen circumstances, home builders say that government reviews of endangered species requirements are practically meaningless.

Hispanics, a vital constituency in November, were outraged, despite Mr. Vilsack's assurances that the bill had enough exceptions to be practically meaningless.

Therefore, comparing the parameters of different subsets of a landslide dataset with an extreme small sample size, for instance less than 100 (Iwahashi et al. 2003), is practically statistically meaningless.

Zucker called the ad "misleading" and said the award given to Mandel by United Conservatives of Ohio is a "meaningless award" from a "practically defunct right-wing interest group".

Since possessing the knowledge of right and wrong is meaningless unless it is performed practically.

But that it would affect us precisely by being an object: static, decorative, practically an accessory, certainly a sight for tourists and, most importantly, meaningless.

Meaningless twaddle?