Sentence examples for economically worthless from inspiring English sources
They would become economically worthless.
Limited lifespans are sensible for another reason too – climate change is altering rainfall patterns around the world, leaving many dams economically worthless.
The local forester, George Kiefer, says that beavers a re a scant burden economically; the swamp trees they flood are nearly worthless, and so is the aspen-known in Salisbury as the popple-which they cut down both for fodder and for use in the building of their dams.
By drilling in the scrubland and vacant lots in and around the city of Fort Worth, American energy companies have demonstrated that they can produce natural gas economically from shale — a form of sedimentary rock previously considered all but worthless.
Blueberry (Vaccinium section Cyanococcus) is an economically important small fruit crop adapted to acidic, sandy soils that otherwise might be considered worthless from an agronomic standpoint [ 1].
Single-instance patent infringers are typically not seen as economically feasible targets because patent lawsuits are expensive, an injunction against the individual would be relatively worthless and any awarded damages would be far exceeded by the cost of the lawsuit.
It rapidly became worthless.
