Sentence examples for less worthless from inspiring English sources

These changes would make the agency more or less worthless — but that, of course, is the point.

In Belarus, where prices tripled annually through the 1990's and the currency periodically sheds zeroes to appear less worthless, that is a heartless fate indeed.

Any western European like myself, brought up within the highbrow aesthetic consensus of the cold war period, will remember their teachers and mentors dismissing Shostakovich as more or less worthless.

From what I saw of his play then, both with the Titans and with the Pats and Vikings, he didn't separate downfield very often, and he was more or less worthless when there was a defender near him when the ball arrived.

A loss at trial would make Immersion's claim to intellectual property more or less worthless.

UKIP MP Douglas Carswell said before the meeting that the prime minister's promised renegotiation would be "more or less worthless" as it would not "fundamentally change our relationship with Europe".

But why clutter the city with bins for stuff that's less than worthless?

As a security device, deed poll proof is less than worthless.

I understand "pretty good" is more or less a worthless phrase, but at no point did I think, "Well this screen is rubbish".

"Less than worthless," Strzok replied.

Today, that information is less than worthless.