Sentence examples for making useless from inspiring English sources

The 19th-century French mathematician Henri Poincaré summed up this creative role thus: "To create consists precisely in not making useless combinations.

For me, it is a mathematician, Henri Poincaré, who best sums up the problems with these attempts: "To create consists precisely in not making useless combinations.

He advises small foundations to post a statement on a page preceding the 990, describing the grants they make and dissuading people from making useless requests.

The local bigwigs from the mayor to the fire chief have been lining their pockets for years through a bogus military contract that uses illegal Cambodian aliens as workers making useless firing pins.

Although it is generally possible to improve photos by means of a wide range of enhancement algorithms (e.g., red eye correction, histogram processing, among others), there are some particular scenarios from which some information is completely lost during acquisition thus making useless a post-processing operation.

Consider the best way to distribute them so you don't waste time and money making useless flyers.

"All the explosions are made useless if you don't care about the characters," says Strandberg.

In a recent research paper, he also argued that the material should be made useless for making bombs by diluting it with a plentiful form of uranium that will not sustain a nuclear reaction.

"E-mail is the most incredible communication vehicle invented, and it is on the verge of being made useless," Mr. Linford said.

Defense officials said that Mr. Panetta was particularly concerned about a computer attack last August on the state oil company Saudi Aramco, which infected and made useless more than 30,000 computers.

It's a nonsense that we throw away so much and we make useless things to throw away when there are women walking 5 kilometers to fetch two pitchers of water.