Sentence examples for useless debates from inspiring English sources

Unless CREDO's goal is to feed divisive and useless debates about whether charter or traditional public schools are better, the kind of research they released last week accomplishes very little.

So it's a useless debate.

And little girls discussing which carousel animal is the best to ride — a useless debate, since obviously it's the peregrine falcon.

Like the fines judges impose when people or companies fail to act, we could fine the members for each day they engage in useless debate without getting anything done.

And because the law doesn't actually impose the use of English, "it really is a useless debate," he says.

A debate where you just let either side give their talking points on any given issue and move on is a terrible, boring and useless debate.

You know, frankly it's a debate that goes on and on, but I think it's a useless debate between book and movie.

A useless debate over whether the parties should privilege force or the development aid continues to spark controversy (both are essential), as does the use of drone attacks within Pakistan.

Most everything that goes into the macro-scale sporting discourse comes out stupid on the other end, and this entire affair from ABC's endless loop of the elbow and studio analyst Jon Barry calling the offender "Metta Weird Peace" during halftime, down to the bellowed, useless "debate" over the elbow's intent and/or suitable punishment has not been an exception.

All these useless peripheral debates other than just doing our jobs as best we can".

I fear that your article will simply inspire useless and destructive debate in Congress, where art makes for a wonderfully diversionary political football.