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fruitless

[froot-lis] / ˈfrut lɪs /


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Rosie, with help from husband Chris, took the court action after months of what she described as "fruitless" emails and complaints.

From BBC

Many new founders feel they are better off on their own—or have no other choice after a fruitless job search.

From The Wall Street Journal

The situation has made it harder for young graduates to find a foothold and left many unemployed Americans stuck in long, often fruitless job searches.

From The Wall Street Journal

Over the course of seven years and 700 sorties, 29 planes had been lost in a fruitless attempt to take out a single bridge across the Song Ma river, dubbed the Dragon’s Jaw.

From The Wall Street Journal

The airline's union for flight attendants issued a "no confidence" vote in Isom, while the pilots's union amplified a demand to meet with American's board of directors after describing conversations alone with management as fruitless.

From Barron's