Usage of "is no point"

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Usage of is no point in English

There is no point in saying that you will simply work harder. 
 The Irish Times 

The point of Which Way Game is that there is no point. 
 Wired 

There is no point in denying this is now at serious risk. 
 The Irish Times 

Then she shrugs; there is no point in sparing me the truth. 
 The kommandant's girl 

There is no point in dwelling on what must be left behind. 
 The kommandant's girl 

So there is no point detaining him in Sweden, too, Samuelson said. 
 Reuters 

Perhaps there is no point in venturing out, perhaps none at all. 
 Tomato rhapsody: a fable of love, lust and forbidden fruit 

There is no point in telling Yuri this; he knows it already. 
 Grand junction 

Until the decision is made there is no point talking about it. 
 The Guardian 

If they cannot spell, there is no point in learning to type. 
 The Irish Times 

There is no point in repeating to ourselves what we already know. 
 The First King of Shannara 

But there is no point in messing with something he doesn't understand. 
 Snow Crash 

There is no point exporting because our chocolate is purer than yours. 
 The Irish Times 

There is no point in Juppé going down with the sinking ship. 
 The Irish Times 

There is no point in venting your anger at the medical profession. 
 The Irish Times 

There is no point in advising the voters what has been done. 
 The Progressive Democracy of James M. Cox 

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Australia

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Meanings of is no point in English