Examples of using Lead nowhere in English and their translations into German
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Debates such as this lead nowhere.
Their early experiments in communism led nowhere, and could lead nowhere, because the development of the productive forces at that time did not permit the development of real communism.
Sounds that fade away... tracks that lead nowhere.
No clinging to ideas that lead nowhere- or to people who aren't willing.
Roads that twist and wind and lead nowhere.
Continuing with the mentality and policy of denial will lead nowhere, and will continue to cost the lives and wellbeing of many more people and communities.
It is nothing but blind devotion to the systematic uselessness... of routines that lead nowhere.
Blessed are those who have set aside the fanatical practices that lead nowhere, and have distanced themselves from old and erroneous beliefs to embrace the absolute truth, naked and clean.
The anatomy and classification attempts were still above, or"ways annexes",that lead nowhere.
This allusion makes perfect sense as there are dark and light alleys to follow, large and small roads,tracks that lead nowhere as well(but to the emergency exits), a bright square with benches to sit and rest etc….
All too often,these processes become bogged down in bureaucratic procedures that lead nowhere.
If following and testing neurological translations of addictionlanguage go far enough as to find they lead nowhere, we could even imagine that such neurology enables the demise of conventional addiction theory!
I realised just a fewdays ago that all the links in the old website lead nowhere.
As a result, one thing that both Israelis and Palestinians agree on is that the proximity talks will most likely lead nowhere, so both sides are currently busy ensuring that the other side will be blamed for the failure.
The differing sizes of objects and people, skewed perspectives or stairways that lead nowhere.
The call records lead nowhere.
They just might dissuade politicians who arebereft of ideas from indulging in pet projects that lead nowhere.
He explicitly warns against taking on too many questions, particularly those that lead nowhere and tie us up in knots:"Who am I?
Their ornamental constructions appear labyrinthine, recalling the enigmatic Carceri drawings of Giovanni Battista Piranesi(1720-1778), in which the logical spatial context of eerie dungeons is protracted, becomes hallucinatory,where wooden bridges end before empty expanses of wall and stairs lead nowhere.
This does not mean too much, since talks can go on endlessly and lead nowhere, as in the past.
Old-new deliberations about whether protecting European security should be left in Nato's hands ortransferred to the EU are confusing and lead nowhere.
Gaza is in a difficult situation, with violence between Palestinians,violence which will lead nowhere if it continues.
The response to the nationalistssealing their borders cannot be threats that lead nowhere.
Thanks to these and strict adherence to the rules established by the new Stability and Growth Pact, I am sure that the EU will gain in strength and will be able to face new challenges without assistance policies and, worse still,outdated slogans that lead nowhere and do only damage, especially among the weakest members of society.
However, a person often notices that, apart fromstupor and fatigue, his attempts lead nowhere.
The elevator's the single point of entry, no underground tunnels,three narrow ventilation ducts, all of which lead nowhere.
Or else it whirls about in incessant shiftings andchanges which it takes for a rapid progress but which lead nowhere.
Simply gazing in the direction of Russia(Russia, Russia, Russia) or waiting around fora new Winter War will lead nowhere.
And so on. Some very significant proposals in this report thus appear less important and it would have beenpreferable to have deleted those other proposals which lead nowhere.
According to the Financial Times, Washington rejected this approach, saying Europe was demanding the US give away the"bighammer" as the cost of entry to talks that would lead nowhere.
