Sentence examples for are practically worthless from inspiring English sources

If true, didn't it – the question implied – prove that games are practically worthless?

Since around 80% of Japanese firms hold their meetings during the same week, voting rights are practically worthless.

A few minutes' drive from a world-class university and posh waterfront oyster bars is a place where houses are practically worthless and shopkeepers cower behind bulletproof glass.

Indeed, 'goals' and 'caps' on carbon emissions are practically worthless, if coal emissions continue, because of the exceedingly long lifetime of carbon dioxide in the air.

But a left-handed specialist who does not throw strikes is practically worthless to a manager.

Had A.I.G. gone under, those swaps would have been practically worthless.

This is practically worthless in terms of limiting the scope for deception.

Throughout Russia, vouchers were thought, by the workers who possessed them, to be practically worthless.

The state is buying power on behalf of the two utilities because their credit is practically worthless.

As things stand, male calves from Britain's dairy herd would be practically worthless without the continental veal trade.

For instance, they wrote that he died owning a stake in a health food company called Plasmon Milk Products, "which stock is practically worthless".