Sentence examples for be worthless for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not having worth and use, without value, inconsequential.
- Lies are as important as truth, for without lies, the truth is worthless.
They have been notified that they can cash in their holdings, long believed to be worthless, for compensation up to 97,000 francs, or about $12,500.
Performance shares held by C. Michael Armstrong, the chief executive of AT&T, have proved to be worthless for three years, as the company has fallen short of the board's goals for increases in total return to shareholders.
This credit will be a big talking point for politicians who support the insurance expansion, but it will be worthless for the vast majority of small businesses.
In other words, a selection of bandwidth less than the size of the grid cell would be worthless for KDE method because its output would eventually be averaged over each grid.
Mr. Jones's Nautilus machines helped to bring strength training into the fitness mix, though he had little use for aerobic exercises, saying most were "worthless for any purpose".
People with autism may lose concentration and focus after a certain amount of time anyway, so overly-long appointments are worthless for everybody.
But Fincham, a member of the Gove Regional Development Committee and the community advisory committee, said the annual trips were worthless for Indigenous communities unless there was "meaningful follow-up".
So the frequencies now used for transmitting the six local New York stations -- signals that only the receivers of DirecTV subscribers in New York can unscramble -- are worthless for the rest of country.
Occupy was the beginning, as you point out in the evolution of political consciousness, of waking up to the fact that the existing political institutions are worthless for addressing the challenges confronting our communities.
For Mr. Malakar, Ms. Marando and hundreds of students like them, it matters little that Frederick Taylor has no library or dorms; or that some states, including California, Michigan and Oregon, refuse to hire its graduates for many civil service jobs; or that its degrees are worthless for most professional licenses or teaching certificates.
While the study does not imply that the drugs are worthless for anyone with moderate to serious depression -- many such people do seem to benefit -- it does provide one likely explanation for the sharp disagreement among experts about the drugs' overall effectiveness.
