Sentence examples for was largely pointless from inspiring English sources

Relief officials said comparing the pace of this operation to those in past disasters was largely pointless because each posed unique challenges.

Many Democrats voted for the resolution, maintaining that it was largely pointless since Mr. Clinton had already urged people to cooperate with investigators.

IF started out as an effective way to free yourself from the various "rules" associated with dieting eating six small meals a day, avoiding large meals at night, not skipping breakfast most of which were largely pointless as far as weight loss is concerned.

However that trial turns out, it's largely pointless: BP has already conceded liability, which it has backed with $20 billion.

It's largely pointless: The demonization of Pinochet is well under way — see, most recently, Pablo Larraín's film "No," about the 1988 plebiscite that helped end his rule.

Few individual transgressions of civil law on the internet are worth the costs of fighting them: lawyers say that any claim less than £25,000 is largely pointless.

And the achievement of landing on the Moon would have been largely pointless if there had not been the technical capacity to send live images back.

I kind of agree that this whole exercise has been largely pointless, however I don't mind that you've been doing it.

This leads to Natalie going on an EXTENSIVE rant about everything wrong with the genre; it's largely pointless, because everyone in the audience has already heard everything that is "wrong" with the genre.

Perhaps in the days to come the debate over Britain's Greatest Olympians will be cranked up once again but it is largely pointless to compare across events and Ainslie's achievement is immense in its own right.

But of course, using a smartwatch "just as a watch" is largely pointless, particularly when a non-smart watch battery can last for several years.