Sentences with phrase «pretty meaningless»

And of course, once your students have been out of school long enough to have real - world work accomplishments, their GPA will become pretty meaningless.
They're over-used and have become pretty meaningless.
And basically benchmarks are pretty meaningless.
Because it got a pretty meaningless photo leak today.
Just like how the OnePlus 3 has a pretty meaningless photo leak today — well, at least for the places that aren't China.
And if benchmark scores your thing, the iPhone 6 Plus won't disappoint, though we'd still argue they're pretty meaningless.
Statistics aside for a minute, polling people and asking them to rate themselves as safe or unsafe is pretty meaningless.
This is pretty meaningless, since that is naturally something that's possible.
In the end I can't say Collins J agreed; but he left it that the sub-section was pretty meaningless and ought to be clarified when the Act is next amended.
As pointed out here by Scott Greenfield on his Simple Justice blog, Gradeless appears to have found a way to monetize his massive following on Twitter through a service called Sponsored Tweets, which hooks «Tweeters» like Gradeless up with advertisers who want to reach their supposedly vast audiences (although as discussed here, a person's numbers of Twitter followers can be a pretty meaningless figure).
this is a pretty meaningless presentation.
It's not so some huge deal can be made of, e.g., 1934 now being thought to have been slightly cooler than 1999, because in and of itself that's pretty meaningless, but rather because data accuracy in turn affects the accuracy of climate model projections and in particular (in the case of this data) regional projections for the U.S.
GDP itself is pretty meaningless» and» This report looks like something my son could have put together playing SimCity.
Here is a truck turning before the bike lane was installed; note that the painted bikes are pretty meaningless in their supposed message of sharing the road.
* — a pretty meaningless statement (aka «unprecedented») trotted out when actual evidence is lacking.
And Kate is right, that a 4 - or 5 - year trend is pretty meaningless anyway since sea level changes are decidedly nonlinear.
But this is pretty meaningless anyway.
Linear trends are pretty meaningless.
which is a pretty meaningless statement.
So to have some positive news, Tesla decided to give us a peek at their Model S prototype.To Tease, You Have to Reveal Something... Unfortunately, as you can see above, it's a pretty meaningless teaser.
Yeah, Mark, the word «creative» in the standard advertising context is pretty meaningless, for reasons you just stated; --RRB-
This is a pretty meaningless benefit.
A positive test result, by and of itself, is pretty meaningless
But I am saying that these supposed historical milestones are, well, pretty meaningless.
They're fun to look at but they are pretty meaningless.
The Corporate Perspective: Yep, I've said it before, corporates usually don't give a flying f**k about adjusted diluted EPS & earnings growth rate, they're pretty meaningless to them.
Which is why that kind of stock is inherently risky, partially because past price information is pretty meaningless.
Inevitably, they produce a pretty meaningless snapshot... but we just can't help ourselves, eh?
-- Relative performance: In the end, relative performance is pretty meaningless.
So the index itself diverges from the total return and over a long period of time becomes pretty meaningless.
It didn't occur to me that with a small capital base, any yield is basically pretty meaningless.
Amazon is in love with the idea of sending out vague clues, but it's all pretty meaningless.
Either way, without real numbers the statements are pretty meaningless.
«Domestic» and «foreign» are becoming pretty meaningless terms,» said Christopher Benko, director of Pricewaterhouse Coopers» Autofacts analytical unit in Detroit.
The first sounds good but is pretty meaningless; the second really depends on what the minimum is.
I realized that your GPA, your college «credentials,» the clubs you join in high school, the accolades you receive — they are really pretty meaningless compared to where you grow up and what schools you attend.
Unfortunately, it didn't keep the choices I made in the final animation, and you can't do anything with that animation, so it's all pretty meaningless.
However, the next time you brag that your cholesterol is nice and low — or lament that your number is in the mid-200s — know this: «Your total cholesterol is a pretty meaningless number,» says Maureen Mays, MD, a preventive cardiologist and lipid specialist at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland.
Although the pump feels like it should be an effective indicator for muscular development, in reality it's actually pretty meaningless.
That's pretty meaningless; it's open to all sorts of misinterpretation.»
To just have a document would be pretty meaningless even if it is in their primary language.
Without reference to what you mean, «more pollution» is pretty meaningless... I bet it's possible to focus on some heavy metals and deduce that hydroelectric power is the dirtiest means of power production, but that's hardly sensible then.
We discussed Lobbying register Unless a register is comprehensive, it's pretty meaningless.
But that is pretty meaningless and should not be taken for granted.
The numbers you use here are pretty meaningless if not placed in the context of Paul's competitors.
Can we have a more intelligent analysis based on considerable research put into this articles subject matter to add validity to your post which without backup must be rendered as, let's face it, pretty meaningless.
Pretty meaningless assessment, other than begging the question if that's what it takes why haven't Stoke won the PL several times?
All fun and, quite frankly, pretty meaningless.
All I'm saying is 10 games into the year, our run differential is pretty meaningless.
There is nothing special about quality anymore, and saying you stand out because of «quality» is pretty meaningless now,» Ebel says.
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