Sentence examples for will become meaningless from inspiring English sources

As the technology of digital compression develops, the concept of the channel will become meaningless.

If either major party candidate builds even a slim lead, Mr. Goode's place on the ballot will become meaningless.

"If there's a speed arms race, it will become meaningless as consumers find out they're buying more than they need".

Likewise, if workers have to apply to the authorities before they can go on strike, the right to strike will become meaningless.

Tonight all the known facts about weight, the drama of his life and the horror of his last fight will become meaningless once he is left on his own in the ring.

But auditors say this may add to confusion).The temptation this year will be to express some doubts about funding uncertainties, but auditors realise that if they do that too widely, the caveat will become meaningless.

For them and their successor generations, the motto "Never again" will never become meaningless.

But by then, the great divide between white and non-white "will have become meaningless because of inter-mixing".

The inquiry will become a meaningless whitewash.

If ICANN does wind up releasing dozens or hundreds of new domain name extensions, extensions in general will become increasingly meaningless.

Those sites will also have to gather decentralized content, or become meaningless.