Sentence examples for be made unusable from inspiring English sources

The battlecruiser had to be made unusable for warlike activities within six months of the treaty's ratification, then disposed of by scuttling, as Australia did not have the facilities to break her up for scrap, and the British share of target ships was taken up by Royal Navy vessels.

Worse, much of the city has been made unusable or ungainly because of construction.

79 As Oracle rightly observes, ascertaining whether such a copy has been made unusable may prove difficult.

87 Moreover, a copyright holder such as Oracle is entitled, in the event of the resale of a user licence entailing the resale of a copy of a computer program downloaded from his website, to ensure by all technical means at his disposal that the copy still in the hands of the reseller is made unusable.

"You have situations where the lands themselves have been made unusable due to the disaster.

It had been intended to improve their armaments with equipment seized from the recently disbanded Vichy French army, but when the arms arrived in Sicily, many of them had been made unusable, and some had the wrong type of ammunition or no ammunition at all.

However, single-frequency BIA is made unusable in the case of short-term water compartments fluctuations and the usual predictive formulas used to determine BCM or FFM are not validated in the case of fluid overload [ 23- 26].

But they're often made unusable by the developers who build them, some of whom even bar the public from entering.

This provided the probability that any bridge would intersect the evacuation zone and thus would likely be damaged or made unusable by the eruption.

They typically only actually survive four outings before they are lost or made unusable.

The international aid organization Save the Children said this summer it estimated that more than a fifth of schools inside Syria had been destroyed or made unusable since the conflict started, affecting the education of 2.5 million youths.