Sentence examples for even more useless from inspiring English sources

Which, of course, makes it even more useless.

I wanted to be a sports journalist, for which a classics degree is even more useless.

Even more useless than Bush, in an existential sense, were William Henry Harrison and James Garfield, both of whom died after less than six months in office.

I wrote an interpreter for a tiny subset of J. Already insignificant, my code grew even more useless several months later, when the J source was released under the GPL.

Wells was making a different point: intellectuals and other members of the ruling class need challenges and even violence or they become etiolated, decadent, even more useless than they were in late nineteenth-century capitalism.

A reform proposed by the government to draft more young men, but cut their term of service from two years to one would create an even more useless army but preserve the lucrative principle of conscription.The persistence of this travesty ought to be evidence enough that the lives and well-being of its citizens are not the Russian government's top priority.

Then they got to laugh at even-more-useless mum and dad.

Economic models, which have almost no predictive ability as it is, are even more utterly useless here: it's very easy to model a productivist economy, and probably impossible to model a creativist one, so guess what academic economists who want to publish papers with lots of equations do?

And this is before we get to coming technological breakthroughs, which will make even more people "economically useless" even as more abundance is created, as I discussed over half a year ago in "Is Silicon Valley Charting the Future While All the World's Pols Play Small Ball".

Patients appear to be even more likely to get useless prescriptions.

Even more than the random useless trivia that we draw from the internet, we pretend the internet can substitute as as our parents, our lawyers and even our clergy.