Sentence examples for making them useless from inspiring English sources

Radio European-spec radios tune to even decimals, making them useless to North American listeners tuning in odd-decimal channels.

As the aquifers were drained of freshwater, many large wells were infiltrated by the sea, making them useless.

Fat people aren't indulging in the 'luxury' of their addiction making them useless, chaotic or a burden.

Obama turned to Allen, and said, "Well, what's the problem?" Allen explained that scientists working for the Army Corps had estimated that berms could take more than a year to build, making them useless against the oil.

Dr Noggle and Dr Egli were then able to create pluripotent stem cells from their tiny embryo but these had chromosomes both from the egg and the skin cell, making them useless for therapy.Despite that wrinkle, this piece of research marks a turning point.

You'll take them as seriously as the boy who cried wolf, making them useless as defensive tools.

That human rights have come down to earth since the days of the glamorous dissidents doesn't make them useless.

Of course, that doesn't make them useless, it just means they need to be scrutinised with due care.

He added that the people who had elected him knew he was not perfect and that just because someone made a mistake, it "doesn't make them useless".

When used as a treatment for insomnia, this form of therapy often focuses on helping patients let go of the fear that getting inadequate sleep will make them useless the next day.

This uncertainty with symmetric approaches made them useless whenever high confidentiality required in the communication system.