Sentence examples similar to made valueless from inspiring English sources

These misrepresentations make valueless the trust's claims of public support.

Surely the aim is to make it valueless, not priceless.

But even if retrospective voting is sloppy, and works to the chagrin of the occasional pharaoh, that doesn't necessarily make it valueless.

The judge wrote that Mr. Mattocks "misused the 'benefit of the doubt' system by intentionally making the valueless MetroCards purport to be authentic instruments".

It is, for the moment, perfectly feasible for any government to stop all but its most determined citizens from buying and selling Bitcoin, which in turn makes it valueless.

Of course, it is possible that the mystery is intentional, like Haneke's Hidden, but the fact that no one behaves as they would in real life makes it valueless both as satire and drama.

But I feel that the first thing we need to recognize is that the Hippocratic oath represents the ideals of a person who died in the historical vicinity of 370 B.C. Now, this doesn't make it valueless or inherently flawed.

Bitcoins are made of otherwise valueless digits.

On seeing the document for himself, Leask was distraught with this condition, which he said made the concession "commercially valueless".

"MICRA made Cali's life valueless". Eventually Christopher B. Dolan, a San Francisco personal injury lawyer, agreed to take on the case practically pro bono.

However, furious residents said the disaster had destroyed the whole community of 800 by making their land valueless.