to little avail造句

• I looked through Asus'website and ran a google search to little avail.
• But to little avail : no towns have merged since the 1950s.
• "Both governments attempted to ameliorate the harsh conditions but to little avail.
• I've tried reasoning with him in the past, but to little avail.
• Albright worked on the piece for a decade, but to little avail.
• After returning to France, Barri鑢e made several comeback attempts, to little avail.
• His predecessor had done the same thing last year, to little avail.
• Some 100 cars began edging backwards in unison, to little avail.
• I pressed some editors for more detailed and constructive feedback to little avail.
• Andrew and Kevin both attempted to break through to her, to little avail.
• Former Treasury officials tell of trying, to little avail, to protect the budget.
• After Jeevanandham tries reasoning to little avail, Kali Mamma walks in.
• The stocky ex-general tried to reassure the 20-odd settlers, but to little avail.
• She has been " sat down " with management, but to little avail.
• But it was to little avail as Winchilsea's XI won by 106 runs.
• But in the second half it went on the offense, to little avail.
• To little avail, Nansen urged Scott to rely more on skis and dogs.
• Washington has quietly sought to improve relations with Iran but to little avail.
• Coal miners have been protesting throughout Ukraine, but to little avail.
• His son, Alexandre, Sagesse's father, would rebel against that authority to little avail.