Sentence examples for rendered fruitless from inspiring English sources
The desperate rescue operation reached the miners after assorted mechanical setbacks and a long, excruciating period of silence from below since Thursday when the noise of rescue operations rendered fruitless any attempt at hearing tapped signals from the men.
But these efforts are sometimes rendered fruitless by parents who would rather get a bride price than an education for their girls.
"In six months, will we be cursing ourselves for missing some key phenomena now?" He fears that the virus will soon be endemic in birds everywhere, rendering containment fruitless and condemning the world to mounting a perpetual vigil for human outbreaks.
Tense negotiations had punctuated the siege, but Russian officials unable to see inside the theater concluded that the shooting of two hostages at 2 40 a.m. on Saturday morning had rendered further talks fruitless.
The delay, he said, might have allowed pressure to increase in the well, rendering the attempt fruitless when it was tried at the end of May.
Just like in Bosnia, the U.N. – which is brokering the fruitless intra-Syrian talks – has been rendered impotent.
You're rendered helpless as you sit through a series of fruitless internship interviews, which generally conclude with a notice that you won't be hired: "You failed the interview," the game explains coldly.
She is rendered speechless.
It is a deception through verbal devices and the fruitless rendering of concepts as real things.
But the former US Open champion then saw his first-day conqueror, Marc Leishman, render that result fruitless by beating India's Anirban Lahiri on the 18th to advance with a perfect 3-0 record.
