Sentence examples for will accomplish nothing from inspiring English sources

We can assure it that further pressure will accomplish nothing.

"This will accomplish nothing but shortchange the children and families in the area," Mr. D'Apice said.

"The denial of access to the vast majority will accomplish nothing but more divisiveness," he said.

"To show ourselves as snarling people snarling at each other will accomplish nothing".

"Quantitative easing will accomplish nothing beyond flooding the banks with cash which they will use, if at all, for speculating rather than lending".

Scientists hope that, even if it proves impossible to replace drugs with placebos, research into the way they affect us will accomplish nothing less than a transformation of American medicine.

Bernie Sanders's only hope is an impossible-to-imagine superdelegate insurrection against Clinton, and casting a ballot for a third party will accomplish exactly nothing, same as usual.

And it is clear, as he suggests, that we will have accomplished nothing if we do not immediately bring relief and order to the liberated areas of Iraq.

They will have accomplished nothing through this act, not even making their ideals, whatever those might have been, become closer to reality.

History suggests we will continue as a nation to flail about in vain and accomplish nothing.

The military response will be carefully calibrated to enhance the administration's credibility while accomplish nothing of value.