Sentence examples for will be pointless from inspiring English sources
At some point, they said, further deliberations will be pointless.
Without those answers, discussion of legality and justification will be pointless.
The UN negotiations will be pointless if scientists do not properly inform their nation's representatives and the public at large.
But his commitment to plant 10,000 trees will be pointless if not targeted at needy inner-city areas.
But a deal on sharing the water will be pointless if rains falter in the Ethiopian highlands because of deforestation in the distant Congo basin.
Going into a website blind with no idea of what it will be like is pointless.
It will be petty, pointless, and probably puerile.
"If we don't see real change, if we don't see the likes of Bishop Finn removed immediately and this case in Chile being resolved, then the committee will be a pointless exercise," Saunders told The Guardian.
But the motion just says "that this House has considered parliament's rights in relation to the approval of military action by British forces overseas" and so, even if someone does force a division, it will be a pointless, symbolic one.
This diversion (and the adverse effect on employee morale when the plan is submitted) will be entirely pointless even in the event that the decreed breakup is affirmed -- given the lightning pace of change in the software industry, any "proposed plan of divestiture" created four months after entry of judgment will be out of date when it comes time actually to implement the plan.
