Primeri uporabe It would be pointless v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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But it would be pointless.
I thought of shouting out, calling for help but knew it would be pointless.
It would be pointless screaming.
We don't usually pay for air and tap water,because it is in such high abundance, selling it would be pointless.
It would be pointless to search.
If the patient allowed such a deterioration in his health, which required the removal of the entire bladder,then it would be pointless to return to past habits.
To conclude, I would like to say again that, in principle, I am not against it, but that there could be cases in which it would be pointless to impose a tax of this kind.
HT It would be pointless to look for them.
Procedures often end at the stage of critical remarks, which are a means of attempting to prevent the recurrence of cases of maladministration in future,in cases where it would be pointless to issue a recommendation.
It would be pointless to leave it home.
Built-in obsolescence and dependence is not in itself in question,since it enables economic growth and it would be pointless to produce goods with a longer lifetime when fashion dictates ever more frequent replacement.
No It would be pointless She's exposed It's pointless.
Without preparation, it would be pointless to start building a pigsty.
It would be pointless to compare one child to another.
Whilst the rewards can be substantial- it would be pointless to undertake the project if they were not- the chances of failure are very real.
It would be pointless to turn back or ask to be picked up.
Vettel: It would be pointless now to look for the culprit.
It would be pointless and dangerous for you to go out searching for your baby.
Vettel: It would be pointless now to look for the culprit.
It would be pointless to expect anything before then, it would all be caught in the obscuring discussions of the system's role interpreters.
Given this integral unity, it would be pointless to pose the question which of the two aspects of the Dhamma has greater value, the doctrine, or the path.
It would be pointless to formulate a sustainable development policy that is in conflict with the policy pursued by the EU in the context of the WTO or in connection with market liberalisation.
And even then, cracking it would be pointless, since during a conversation, the key is changed many times at random intervals.
It would be pointless to tell the public:'We have done something positive for you', if we were then unable to apply this positive thing and ensure it was respected.
But it would be pointless to let the EU institutions waste time and energy on proposals which have no chance of being adopted- that will not deliver the results we want to see on the ground.
It would be pointless only to liberalise a secondary aspect of a composite supply if that supply could not be freely made on account of rules falling outside the scope of the provisions of Directive 2000/31.
It would be pointless to deny the complexity of an issue that involves particularities specific to different religions and cultures that are deeply embedded in the collective consciousness but which have also undergone, as is the case for family law in general, profound changes over several decades.
I never thought it would be all pointless. .
It would therefore be pointless to argue that they are constitutionally consistent.