Sentence examples for increasingly useless from inspiring English sources

Some couldn't help feeling that it was the term Boris Johnson that was becoming increasingly useless.

"The single market is an increasingly useless term," Boris ad-liBoris

So for politicians eager to cultivate and rouse their activists, and for journalists trying to take the pulse of a party, the annual conferences are increasingly useless.

"Generation's End," by Scott L. Malcomson (Potomac; $27.50) ["Generation's End"] extends to a time when "the public memory of September 11" became "more useful to the powerful and increasingly useless to the rest of us".

He also told MPs he believed the term "single market" was "increasingly useless" Simon Tilford, deputy director of pro-EU thinktank the Centre for European Reform, said the markets would be scrutinising the government's actions closely.

Scrabbling around in these mountains presents more challenges for our old bangers: at one point four vehicles have to form a chain with tow ropes to get our increasingly useless Nissan out of a river.

And that the number of friends you have on these networks is increasingly just a useless ego-metric.

There has been little progress on Mr. Paulson's top priority of getting China to let the value of its currency rise, a step that would make imports from China more expensive and exports to China cheaper, and there are worries that the dialogue will increasingly be seen as useless.

With the decline of League of Nations in the 1930s, the treaties were increasingly considered unenforceable and useless.

Oxford Internet Institute's Viktor Mayer-Schönberger Mayer-Schönberger: The Virtue of Forgetting in the Digitauthor, is a big fan of black-hole resorts which he sees as increasingly important in escaping the "useless simplistic Delete" of much modern Thehnological life.

Harry is however feeling the painful stirrings of romance, and Hermione is increasingly exasperated that the two useless, lumbering boys she's hanging around with are failing to understand or appreciate her on any level other than chum.