Sentence examples for end of useful from inspiring English sources
Saturation of thermal wave amplitude can be considered as an indicator of the end of useful coating life.
A friend offers Jay a place to stay in Park Slope, Brooklyn, and he gets no end of useful, if canned, encouragement from Ross, his licensing agent, and Nancy, his publicist.
The end of the line as ac tive ships does not spell the end of useful life for two ves sels that evoke memories of the old days here and at Bos ton.
End of useful prediction.
The AGW crisis research-industrial-financial complex has huge sums of money to spend and no end of useful parrots.
"Aging (adj): (of a thing) reaching the end of useful life; growing old or older, especially visibly and obviously so; obsolescent.
The bank is also emphasizing the importance of refurbishing dams, as mechanical equipment reaches the end of its useful life after decades of use.
This need to find BREAKING NEWS every week, or worse yet, every hour, has reached the end of its useful life (as if it ever had a useful life).
Such satellites, however, need replacing from time to time, and those used by the Americans are coming to the end of their useful lives.
When a car reaches the end of its useful life, it could be dismantled and its metals and plastics used to make other products.
Have my loganberries reached the end of their useful life?
