Sentences with phrase «little point»

I'm an Atheist... I just see little point in arguing this unless taxpayer dollar is funding it but I was under the impression that was not the case.

Many saw little point in buying expensive new PCs and signing up with service providers to access content that was not only less secure but rarely French.

If you can't see the logical absurdity of this, there is very little point in continuing.

There's little point of purchasing a bottle warmer if it doesn't last long, right?

There is, of course an option to email customer services, however, there seems little point in doing this as you will receive a faster response via live video chat.

The good news is that you can help keep your insurance rates low by making sure your driver's record has no points on it, or as little points as possible.

This smaller, lighter and more power efficient model also ends up being cheaper than the model it replaced, so there's little point looking out for the original model.

My slow cooker sits quietly in a garage cabinet... so little point when family is not here.

There's little point sending someone to your profile or blog if you haven't completed or updated it.

There is little point putting a home educated child under pressure to take exams unless it is their own decision.

On that basis, there is probably little point holding your breath for the introduction of PR any time soon.

There's little point investing time and effort into creating a new eLearning project if you're not planning to measure its performance.

If you shop around, you might be able to find one closer to 1 percent, but there seems little point if you don't have much money in the bank.

But since I'm normally playing a game for its story rather than its challenge, there's little point coming back for... the same story.

There's little point making a career change into a company that is failing.

If we can't make them at a competitive price, there's little point developing domestic industries for these markets.

There is relatively little point in increasing the weight of the barrier beyond this because a significant proportion of the noise passes over the top, or round the ends, of the barrier.

A nice little point in the center carries up onto the hood and through the grille texture.

The villa itself is absolutely wonderful, it definitely has the wow factor and as long as you've got a good book there's very little point in leaving.

Little points of continuity help to tie different coloured walls together.

I bought them, but I saw little point in using them.

Clearly there are many variable factors in choosing but there seems little point in focusing on one of the least significant of them.

If it's common knowledge that an association's hearing panel routinely splits awards, brokers may see little point in investing the time and energy needed to work out a mediated solution.

There's little point sending a retail recruiter your resume which highlights all your childcare experience!

Of course, all of that has little point if you get so wrapped up in gathering evidence and building your claim that you miss your deadline.

Peter C describes the essence of Conduit this way: «We... work as hubs of activity stationed in various areas to serve different economies and different industries.We'll have little points on the map at different spots servicing those industries.

the two trades we made left us with very little point guard depth.

As seen from previous games v. Stoke, there's often little point trying to compete in the air vs. Crouch, it's more important to compete for the knock down which is where Leon comes into his own, often tidying up scrappy passages of play

Though the flavour combinations for a smoothie are pretty much endless, there are a few little points I typically follow when making up a healthy smoothie for myself to ensure I'm getting something that tastes good, but also contains a good balance of nutrients.

Muscle growth stimulation also operates on this principle: When you have reached the limit whereby the muscle fails and is no longer able to operate effectively by completing a FULL perfect style rep, there is generally little point in continuing that set apart from one or two forced reps, whatever the point reached.

A few drivers complain to officials that they have not received any points or very little points even though they raced every night of the season.

(On the plus side, that means there's usually little point in shopping around for e-books; on the minus side, that means you'll rarely find a sale or good deal, everything will be «full price.»)

The added seat is superb for added storage room, giving you a whole lot extra location for every single little point that you could need to take with you as you exercise.

There is little point installing solar panels if there is a chance you will move home in the following year (s).

But I do them anyway, because there is little point publishing a book...

She was striving for a perfect 850, but quickly learned that there's really little point:

As Cambridge psychologist Brian Little points out in the fascinating TED talk below, knowing your personality and believing it to be fixed can hold people back from pursuing their dreams.

As the company widens its market, it's increasingly possible that the larger digital imaging companies will move into the space and risk turning awesome little point - of - view cameras into a commodity.

«There's little point extracting more of Australia's gas if it's just going to end up on a ship to Asia,» said Daniel Walton, national secretary of the Australian Workers» Union, which wants «a guarantee the gas stays here».

There's little point right now in looking further ahead than Friday night's visit of Liverpool to The Grove.