Sentence examples for is practically useless from inspiring English sources

Providing speech and language therapy to a child with undiagnosed hearing loss is practically useless.

He is practically useless on the court (averaging 2.7 points and 2.5 rebounds), but his $3 million salary will help the Nets acquire Richard Hamilton from Detroit.

The Collins Cobuild English Dictionary, based on a vast database of British usage, suggests that "rock is a kind of music with simple tunes and a very strong beat that is played and sung, usually loudly, by a small group of people with electric guitars and drums," but there are so many exceptions to this description that it is practically useless.

By itself, logic is practically useless" (Meta. IV 28 m284).

On the other hand, the result based on the IMAGE network is practically useless.

A value close to zero means that the prediction model P i is practically useless, performing little better than a mere random guess.

"Before long — you know what happened to tuitions — it was practically useless," Mr. Greenberg said.

Hence, nothing can ever be "practically useless" — at least, not in the long run.

A word of warning: The set up directions are practically useless.

Hence nothing can ever be practically useless, at least not in the long run".

The maps we were given were practically useless: many streets lack names, and the route described did not account for Rome's many one-way streets.