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According to Murray it was futile to speculate where alien civilizations would be found . They can only file suit if the board refuses or if they can prove to the court that it would have been futile to ask the board . It is clear that it would have been futile to ask the general partners to seek redress from their own alleged wrongdoing . The preponderance of the evidence is that , in both instances cited in the survey report , it would have been futile to attempt bladder retraining of the residents . He submitted that it was futile to challenge the marking of the candidates ' responses when it was not known whether the weights of the questions had changed or why they were changed . Critics had said from the beginning that it was futile to spend millions on a dying industry . Freeman , however , has failed to establish that it would have been futile to present its disparate treatment claim to the agency . I saw the strength of his reasoning at a flash , and knew that it were futile to appeal from his decision , but I asked that the key be taken from Sarkoja and that she be directed to leave the prisoner alone in future . " Phil Kuekes gave us permission to think seriously about building circuits with nanoscale devices , even though the second law of thermodynamics tells us that it is futile to build a perfect machine with molecular-scale components . That past methods are futile to force a peace by subjugation is freely admitted , and that ruin without conciliation must inevitably fail to win for Spain the fidelity of a contented dependency . It is futile to talk of a colorblind society unless this constitutional principle is first established . All phenomena share the same characteristics of impermanence , unsatisfactoriness , and unsubstantiality , so it is futile to single out some objects for liking and others for loathing . To sum , it is futile to blame politicians for the ills of the country . It is futile to fight the force of the ocean ; likewise , bucking the inevitable will weaken you and hinder your progress . The ALJ found that Petitioner was not deficient , on the grounds that it would have been futile to attempt bladder retraining of the residents ; he found that R5 refused bladder retraining when it was offered , and that R10 was too demented to have benefitted from bladder retraining .