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Meanings of prove futile in English
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Usage of prove futile in English
1
Consequently, any attempt to influence it after that event must prove futile.
2
But I fear that such a direct course of action would prove futile.
3
In the end, the Fed's long-term open market operations will probably prove futile.
4
Even now I entertain some doubts, which, however, I hope will prove futile.
5
Worse, it points toward a set of responses that could prove futile or counterproductive.
6
Attempts to prevent or limit the pregnancy streaks prove futile.
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It would prove futile however to deny the attraction.
8
But many Iraqis fear such efforts will prove futile.
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Failing this, all search after Jane will, I fear, prove futile at this distant date.
10
Although this measure may prove futile, we know of no other so likely to prove successful.
11
Beauty would fade, culture prove futile; but gold was king, and all he saw bowed before it.
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Mosh and Eleanor offered no resistance, convinced by this most recent demonstration of power that doing so would prove futile.
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It is a labour in vain to attempt to recapture it: all the efforts of our intellect must prove futile.
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For surely if deeds were not rewarded and yielded no fruit, then the Cause of God-exalted is He-would prove futile.
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Relying on change of control clauses in project financing agreements to stop a takeover may also prove futile, banking sources said.
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The habit of daily life should be made to conform to the laws of health, or local treatment will prove futile.