Sentence examples for generally unusable from inspiring English sources

The orders were only partially carried out, however, and the gatehouse staircases were destroyed and the castle rendered generally unusable, but it was not totally demolished.

Second person POV or talking about the reader ('you woke in a panic') is generally unusable in writing.

Zebra Chip (ZC) is an emerging plant disease that causes aboveground decline of potato shoots and generally results in unusable tubers.

It enabled him quickly to generate 35,000 unusable words.

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

Punch a couple of triangular holes in the stop sign, for example, and instead of turning them into neat circles, the formula generally scrambles them into an unusable mess.

Generally speaking, the worst we have to worry about is bicycles being stolen or just rendered unusable by taking the tyre or seat.

Generally speaking, the worst we have to worry about is bicycles being stolen or just rendered unusable by taking the tire or seat, which has always seemed more like assholery than theft to me, but what do I know?

This is generally fine for short distances but, if you want to send something across an ocean, it becomes unusable.

Treatment units are generally established outside the immediate disaster area, as aftershocks could potentially injure or kill staff and make equipment unusable.

A common feature of the different solution-processing routes is that device performance drops dramatically to unusable levels if annealing temperatures much below 200 250 °C are used; the reasons for this degradation are generally not well understood and the corresponding defect states have not been identified.