Sentence examples for best worthless from inspiring English sources

In a year when the phrase "post-truth" entered the Oxford Dictionary, and fake news helped win the White House, facts were at best worthless and at worst a liability.

But Domscheit-Berg's obvious hunger for revenge – his need to stand on Julian Assange's lawn at 3am screaming "I'm over you!" – renders his account at best worthless, and at worst damaging to his cause.

The revised Maastricht treaty will probably provide for a planning cell inside the secretariat itself, manned from foreign ministries and from the European Commission.Yet even the best planning is worthless without the biggest ingredient still lacking: leadership.

Miscommunication renders their intentions elusive at best, and utterly worthless at worst.

However, to hear host Ricky Gervais himself a winner of three Globes tell it last night, the awards are "worthless"—best used for a "doorstop," something to "hit burglars with," or an object to "[shove] up my arse".

FAI was worthless at best, and the commission is now trying to find out why HIH bought it.

There have been a number of articles in the press recently criticising homeopathic remedies as worthless at best, and potentially lethal at worst, if they are being taken instead of tried-and-tested conventional medicines for conditions such as malaria or HIV.

A confidential survey among the faculty would turn up many courses and even whole departments whose contributions and academic standards are worthless at best.

The best of them are worthless, and the rest of them are less than that.

The logic of industrial farming is to use your best tools until they're worthless, and to hasten their worthlessness by using them as much as you can.

Sullenberger described a system where pilots' salaries have been cut by 40%, pensions are basically worthless, and the best talent is shying away from the profession.