Sentences with phrase «point in trying»

Because there is little point in trying to make new contacts if you don't feel good about it, you just won't do it very well.

I won't sleep otherwise, so there's no real point in trying.

This test is a starting point in trying to see if this can be accomplished in a collector that is straight forward and inexpensive to build.

There doesn't seem to be much point in trying to cover up — or even apologize for — the country's historical global warming shortcomings.

The starting point in trying to avoid a loan - driven policy lapse and rescue the policy, is to do a thorough evaluation of the current policy as it stands today.

«Right now, I don't think there's support for it [the commission] in the [State] Legislature, but it's a good focal point in trying to highlight issues,» Thiele said.

Because this effect is taking place aft of the point about which the car is yawing (somewhere about the middle of the car), a rear wheel pointing in tries to turn the car away from the arc it is transcribing and makes the back less willing to follow the front into a spin.

But that brings up another important point in trying to apply the principles of disruptive innovation to the legal industry: law is not just an industry with a product, operating in a competitive atmosphere, but a whole system of organizations that are interdependent; some mix of symbiotic and co-dependent.

While some in Labour also advocate tough talk on immigration, Ed Miliband has charted a different course; he wants to reconnect with Ukip's left - behind voters but sees little point in trying to out - Ukip the party.

On CanLII's possible role, I don't see much point in it trying to be all things to all people.

The bottom line is, Michelle Malkin and I are so far apart politically that there's no real point in trying to bridge the gap.

And people are beginning to realize that there's no point in trying to time your growth - company investments to what's happening in the stock markets.

The simple fact is that somebody has to hold stocks at present levels, so there's really no point in trying to convince others to embrace our concerns, or to answer every second - guess that presumes that «this time is different.»

(Clearly his publisher knew that there was no point in trying to sell Comey's book to conservative audiences, and that the priority was to market it to women, who are known to read more books.)

When everything is in a downtrend, there's no point in trying to swim upstream.

You consider it «intelligent discourse» when people of (relative) privilege insist that privilege doesn't exist and / or try to insist that marginalized people just need to «make better choices» rather than actually challenging unjust systems (because after all they'll always be unjust and there's no point in trying to change that)?

I'm an agnostic, but I really see no point in trying to change the viewpoint of «the faithful».

There really is no point in trying to talk to you people.

We cant help but sin, whats the point in trying not to then?

There's no point in trying to convince a rabid atheist or a rabid believer of anything new.

At least, it tells me that they at least have the mental faculties to understand that numbers, facts, science, and proof aren't on their side, there's no point in disputing it, but there's also no point in trying to change their mind.

«There is no point in trying to argue that humans are not part of nature, not animals, when EVERYTHING shows we are every biological process, our DNA... everything proves we are animals»

So like David says in his article, there is no point in trying to prove the existence of God.

This means that even if the whereabouts of the tomb of Jesus has been known to the Jews, the gap of seven weeks, and perhaps even longer, was such that there would have been little point in trying to disprove the resurrection claim by this method, for the corpse, if there, would no longer have been in an identifiable state.

What's the point in trying.

There's no point in trying to prove a negative.

But when things start to get difficult — when we give in to temptation, find ourselves engaging in the very patterns we're trying to break or regret the choices we've made — we can despair and believe there isn't any point in trying to change.

Cecilia there is no point in trying to argue with Steve Martin on this subject, he unfortunately has a closed mind and selective hearing / reading on it.

There is no point in trying to figure out when that will happen.

If esthetic judgments are simply expressions of subjective feeling, there is no point in trying to change or develop tastes.

No point in trying, really.

No point in trying to add the next star offensive centerpiece when we can add a «potentially good defender» instead.

Apart from the fact that we no longer have a competent Manager i, m afraid the real problem on the playing side stems from a real lack of quality, particularly at centre back and in defensive midfield.There is absolutely no point in trying to replace Sanchez when our central defence is useless.

Jose: «Nothing new, I think clearly everybody knows that we are there and especially when @Arsenal manager speaks so clearly like he did there is no point in trying to hide or deny but not done at all, so in this moment Mkhitaryan our player, Sanchez an Arsenal player.»

(«If you don't feel you can throw a curve at a particular time,» he says, «there's not much point in trying.»)

There is no point in trying to get away with the usual explanation.

«There is no point in trying to be coy.

There is no point in trying to explain photographs.

A Metro report reveals that Hummels has suggested that there is no point in trying to sign him at the minute, as he takes his club loyalties seriously and he intends to help his Bundesliga club recover from a shocking first half of the season that sees them languishing in the relegation zone despite topping the Champions League group ahead of us.