Sentences with phrase «largely meaningless»

They tend to be pedantic, largely meaningless, and they take up precious real estate on your single page of space that you need to use to fill with all of your relevant skills and qualifications.

If general, the objective is a largely meaningless assertion adding nothing of substance to the resume.

That result, however, is largely meaningless outside of the context within which it was produced.

(SuperLCD, like SuperAMOLED, is largely a meaningless marketing term; the «6» just signifies that HTC feels this screen is a generation above that of the regular U11's SuperLCD 5.)

Comparing auto insurance for an SUV vs. auto insurance for a truck is largely meaningless.

Its failure to do so rendered the consultation exercise largely meaningless.

Given that battery electric vehicle drivers plug in for «top ups» too, even when they don't strictly need it, the distinction between plug - in hybrids and battery electrics feels largely meaningless in this conversation.

They emphasise that it was the Chinese delegate who insisted on tinkering with the 1.5 degrees Celcius temperature target — crucial to the survival of small - island states — until it was largely meaningless.

Finally, comparing just the returns of a mutual fund against those of its benchmark is largely meaningless because it does not fully adjust for the fund's risk.

However, if you manage to get even a small handful of truly thoughtful reviews it goes a much longer way than amassing a huge pile of largely meaningless feedback.

First introduced in 2009, the DX has gotten a single, largely meaningless update since.

«The right of libraries to communicate, by dedicated terminals, the works they hold in their collections would risk being rendered largely meaningless, or indeed ineffective, if they did not have an ancillary right to digitize the works in question,» the court said.

Evaluation of Effectiveness: Supporting Research Reports strongly suggest that most current teacher evaluations are largely a meaningless process, failing to identify the strongest and weakest teachers.

Last year's results are largely meaningless and should not be reported.

The report, as described, is largely meaningless from a learning - effectiveness standpoint.

For reasons that escape me, ESSA's required federal filings, which have been assembled by hordes of well - meaning state officials and consultants, have been treated not as largely meaningless paper exercises but as something deserving of breathless notice from education advocates and press (including American Idol - style contests and foundation - funded independent review boards).

A largely meaningless prologue runs for 9 minutes.

Regardless, it's less than 10 dollars to see a movie so their job is largely meaningless in today's society other than to bully the obvious movies.

Having spent the last few years ticking hot - girl boxes in largely meaningless blockbuster fare it would have been easy to forget what a fine actress she is when the material is right, and here the role of menacing alien succubus presents a character as suited to her as Jake La Motta was to De Niro.

Added to «What is the CTR Diet»: (but remember the above Ludwig excerpt that these cause metabolic problems below the neck because the body breaks them down to sugar — so the distinction between sugar and starch below the neck is largely meaningless from a biological perspective),

distinction between sugar and starch below the neck is largely meaningless from a biological perspective

Administratively, regulating direct but not indirect land use would have largely meaningless real - world consequences.

Energetic U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer will inevitably make several well - publicized but largely meaningless (especially now that the GOP has control of the Senate) publicity forays to the region in his continuing mission to visit every county every year.

«While in principle the abolition of statutory KS1 assessments is welcome, this will be largely meaningless if these tests are still available to schools on a non-statutory basis.

The left - leaning Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) argued that although the localism agenda was promising, it will be largely meaningless unless the coalition delivers «real powers with new funding streams that give local people more control over how their taxes are spent».

In the case of housing, is it then the symbolic but largely meaningless notions of «ownership» which is key, or the more simple yet far more substantial knowledge that you are safe and secure in your home, whether or not you own it?

Having been demoted from foreign secretary to leader of the house in 1989 — although he was given the largely meaningless title of Deputy PM to soften the blow — Howe quit in November 1990, and in one of the great acts of Commons theatre used his resignation speech to savage Thatcher over the Poll Tax and Europe.

Since men are the status quo, the strategic voter will use this largely meaningless distinction (male - ness) to select the candidate they think is most likely to have an edge over the politician they don't want elected.

Some felt that such apologies for events that occurred long in the past are largely meaningless, and once started there can be no end to them.

To begin with, as a solution to the purported problem of foreign oil dependence, energy independence is a largely meaningless concept.

It might have been expected that there would be more free agents in the post Bosman world but the reality is that the length of a player's contract is largely meaningless once he wants to force a move.

They were largely meaningless to most women and to those men who were forced to labor long hours under inhumane conditions.

One of the signs that a bureaucratic organization is in serious trouble is that its priorities become displaced from carrying out its original function to protecting the symbols, even if they have become largely meaningless, of its authority (as distinct from real power).

«The valuation of Saudi Aramco at IPO is largely meaningless when being sold to locals,» says Emad Mostaque, a strategist specializing in geopolitics, frontier markets and oil at London - based emerging markets consulting firm Ecstrat.

List prices these days are largely meaningless and properties routinely sell for over asking — which agents happily promote by affixing a «Sold for over asking!»

Not exact matches

In fact, for companies that separate the two positions, the disclosure will largely be meaningless.

The context of the speech was the previous month's riots across England, largely perpetrated by groups and gangs of apparently nihilistic youth, who seemed on the whole to be enjoying themselves rather than protesting about anything - except perhaps the meaningless of the world - view bequeathed to them.

Which may largely be meaningless, a marriage of a privileged figurehead famous only for his bloodline.