Sentence examples for effectively unusable from inspiring English sources

Wheelchair user John Morris, who runs advice site Wheelchair Travel, says the complexity of disabled access on the New York subway makes the system effectively unusable for visitors.

"It does not make sense, in the guise of reform, to make the program effectively unusable," Seth W. Pinsky, president of the New York City Economic Development Corporation, said in a statement.

Mr. Zuckerberg said Facebook's biggest mistake was failing to notice that as Facebook added new features and its privacy controls grew increasingly complicated, those controls became effectively unusable for many people.

Another idea is to demand greater robustness in the building's mechanical systems, from elevators and electrical systems to plumbing, which could reduce the time that all or part of a building is effectively unusable.

So slow it is effectively unusable.

Cayman is admittedly a huge step up from the previous (effectively unusable) AOL webmail product (click on the image below for a larger view).

This effectively renders the computer unusable and, generally, the files are not unlocked even if the fee is paid," the website warns.

He suggested that participants in the DNA database could be asked to rescind their consent agreement, effectively making their blood samples unusable.

Effectively that makes those airplanes unusable in that jurisdiction, and also in other jurisdictions that have accepted a particular regulator's authority.

It can be used on small sample sizes with reliable results, and it can effectively differentiate between usable and unusable systems.

And if you are sitting on a few million dollars of otherwise unusable capital losses from your stock portfolio, the capital gain is effectively exempt from tax.