Sentence examples for will become pointless from inspiring English sources

The biggest effect of the move is that cash Isas will become pointless for most people who have a salary or pension income of less than £42,700 – unless they have very large savings.

And much like the fight by big labels against the illegal sharing of music, it will soon become pointless to even try.

Because, said Tirado, long-term planning and delayed gratification become pointless when you will never have enough money whatever you do.

Although I profit from the research investigations of Dr. Matei, what I cherish is my sense that she will level with me when medical interventions cannot control the cancer and become pointless, or worse.

I started out optimistic, but it's become pointless to even get up and look for a job.

But beyond puberty, does it just become pointless kids play?

They sound like they've just discovered this – their message has become pointless and tedious".

Labour needs a leader who can flourish in the media, but if a potential leader appeases the critics too much, power will become close to pointless.

Another related criticism is that since only a small minority of pupils will become professional programmers, it is pointless making every child learn.

It means all the bits of the centre need to join up – the Cabinet Office, No 10 and the Treasury – otherwise the new taskforces will become forces for confusion and pointless bureaucracy.

As more data flows into local authorities it will become increasingly difficult to sort the important bits from the pointless bytes.