Sentence examples for would come to nothing from inspiring English sources

He gave in, thinking it would come to nothing.

Louis Ellison never tired of telling his adoptive son he would come to nothing.

Without the support of the psychoanalysts, it was possible that the DSM-III wouldn't pass the assembly and the entire project would come to nothing.

Yulia V. Tymoshenko, one of the Orange Revolution's leaders and a former prime minister, said at the time that the charge was a "bluff" and would "come to nothing," according to RIA Novosti.

On Tuesday, in his last speech as governor, he repeated once again his opposition to any policy of trying to deliberately weaken the yen, saying that such an effort "would come to nothing".

Europe has shown tentative signs of recovery in the past year, but Edwards said the efforts of the European Central Bank to push the euro lower and growth higher would come to nothing in the event of a fresh downturn.

"Under this pressure, with this approach, changes would have come to nothing," Mutko said.

But he said those discussions would likely come to nothing, because the Taliban leader did not any have official endorsement.

And, anyway, it would all come to nothing if not incompleteness.

So back I trudged to the lab, convinced it would all come to nothing but determined to see it through nonetheless.

Desperate, he inflated his children's rubber boat and paddled off down the street in search of a public telephone.Yet such initiative would have come to nothing if Daiwa had not allowed Mr Iguchi to run his own back office, the bit of a bank that handles the paperwork.