Sentence examples for will prove pointless from inspiring English sources
That might deflect some complaints about the humanitarian cost of the embargo without weakening the arms-control regime.The entire debate, of course, will prove pointless if Iraq cannot be persuaded to agree to whatever new scheme emerges.
Three months after BP capped its runaway well in the Gulf of Mexico, the state of Louisiana is still building a chain of sand berms off its coast to block and capture oil even as federal officials and many scientists argue that the effort will prove pointless.
And even if I think we're nearing the End of Specs the point where screen sizes (or megapixel counts, or clock speeds) are so large that making next year's even bigger will prove pointless to consumers it'd be silly to attack manufacturers for not investing their television R&D dollars in, say, jetpacks.
When it comes to Deportivo matches, it's rare that the alarm sounds, the bells ring and the commentator drags out the word Gol!, leaving you hanging on, desperate to know who got it but convinced that straining to hear will ultimately prove pointless.
All mothers know that drawing up birth plans can prove pointless when labour takes a different course.
All this will prove testing.
Three things will prove critical.
"The facts will prove that".
