Sentence examples for make them worthless from inspiring English sources

High-visibility patrols deployed in the aftermath of serious violence or terrorist attack are surely more for reassurance than anything else, but that doesn't make them worthless.

That doesn't make them worthless; it just limits their effectiveness.

These clicks can never recreate a hug, but that doesn't make them worthless.

This is a risk you won't find mentioned in any bond offering prospectus the risk that the very people who sold you these bonds will be hard at work trying to make them worthless.

Wayne maintains that consumers can give products value or make them worthless in the marketplace.

The decision "belittles the Serb victims and makes them worthless," said Ivica Dacic, Serbia's prime minister.

Though Rajasinha II could not conquer the occupied lands, he made them worthless to the Dutch by destroying crops and depopulating villages.

"I used to feel defensive when people would say 'yes, but your books have happy endings', as if that made them worthless, or unrealistic.

Mr. Lee stated "Skype's stock option agreement had special clauses that the Board had slipped in that gives them the right to 'repurchase' any vested shares for anyone who leaves the company voluntarily or is terminated with cause — effectively taking 'vested' shares and making them worthless".

As Global Crossing was going through a reorganization in 2002, old shares were changing hands at 10 cents apiece even though the reorganization plan clearly made them worthless.

Another matter – Interpol is likely to demand the that the phones' IMEIs be disabled, making them worthless for Russian networks, and in turn drawing the ire of many customers.