Sentence examples for becoming worthless from inspiring English sources

THE Swiss franc is a volatile currency that is fast becoming worthless.

Money becoming worthless, the rise of the right – his extreme eye sees history with utter lucidity.

The old General Motors, for example, traded for a couple of years as the Motors Liquidation Company before becoming worthless.

As Comverse stock sank, options across the company that were granted during the boom years were becoming worthless.

Many Iranians have been seeking to sell rials for gold and foreign currencies, fearful that their own money is becoming worthless.

This impact will come from the direct effect of climate change on our economic activities, and not fossil fuel stock prices becoming worthless.

But since the accounting irregularities were discovered, trading was halted and Longtop delisted, with its shares becoming virtually worthless.

Some bonds, for example, may go from being valued at, say, 70 cents on the dollar to becoming largely worthless overnight, bankers and analysts say.

But with many major shops and supermarkets cutting back on their perks – Tesco is scrapping its Clubcard Boost events and Nectar has halved the value of points you receive for shopping at Sainsbury's – loyalty schemes are becoming increasingly worthless.

"Don't be ducking like you never wanted nothing/It's feeling like rap changed, there was a time it was rugged," he raps, in what appears to be a swipe at Common and a dark salvo in what's becoming a worthless war of words.

Because of government's decision to reward the banks and punish the savers, the golden years are becoming the worthless-paper years for many people.