Sentence examples for and therefore useless from inspiring English sources

But the government's sole contribution has been to tear down mandatory controls, replacing them with a voluntary – and therefore useless – "responsibility deal" with manufacturers and retailers.

He then uses it to bribe Herbert to support the wall, only to then realise that the land he bought to screw the deal isn't on the US/Mexican border but in Mexico and therefore useless.

At £70m, they were instructed to close down the operation – it was entrapment, and therefore useless in terms of prosecutions – but at this point it went rogue, continuing to make bigger and bigger deals, and laundering the proceeds.

However, for a governor of a province with seismic activity, a map with colors representing m/s2 is incomprehensible and therefore useless.

In other words the genetic information stored in XNA is "invisible" and therefore useless to natural DNA-based organisms.

The upper panel shows a successful aCGH experiment whereas the lower panel represents a 'noisy' and therefore useless aCGH.

Separately, American officials acknowledged that the devices had probably already been destroyed in combat and were therefore useless.

The Correlates of War definition, moreover, is intended for the study of wars after the fact, and is therefore useless in identifying wars in advance.

It's bound to be right and wrong and, therefore, useless.

The latter group merits special interest, given their lack of awareness of an abusive relationship in which they are the victim, and hence they constitute a group of subjects at great risk, since it is known that the primary prevention strategies probably have not been put into effect and are therefore useless (Mugoya et al. 2015; Rodríguez-Franco et al. 2012).

Furthermore, acute carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning constitutes a particular problem as, in this situation, many pulse oximeters report overestimated oxygenation results which wrongly indicate adequate oxygen saturation and are, therefore, useless.