Sentence examples for making it useless from inspiring English sources

But the plastic hose that connects the water to the mouth freezes quickly, making it useless.

This encrypts your data as it travels through the air making it useless to someone who may be intercepting the signal.

This makes it go farther and keeps stray hair or lint from tilting it out of line, making it useless for knocking out targets.

Having made a breakthrough with their tanks and planes, they continued around to the rear of the line, making it useless.

Oxford University researchers have warned that antivirals are not a "magic bullet" against flu, and that resistance to the drug could develop, making it useless to fight any future and potentially more serious pandemic flu strain.

Sewage flows into streams and the underground aquifer that is the sole source of drinking water for the Palestinian population; solid waste is burned, creating air pollution and contaminating the soil, making it useless for crops.

Developing a good prognostics algorithm without the ability to quantify its performance makes it useless.

I find it interesting how proponents of the pledge have answered criticisms that the wording is vague and that its voluntary nature makes it useless.

And even if trickle-down economics does work, by its nature it is a glacial phenomenon which makes it useless for our current dilemma.

Such volatility makes it useless as a means to do transactions".

This makes it useless, since it gives moral wheels to bad people's actions.