Sentence examples for may be worthless from inspiring English sources

The announcement reminded investors that tacit sovereign guarantees may be worthless.

Ninety per cent of what you do may be worthless but you have to be willing to blurt it out.

GIVING IT AWAY Of course, one person's prized collection may be worthless to a museum — or only suitable to be sold to raise money.

The approach, associates say, has its appeal, in large part because much of the pay at Internet companies comes from stock options that may be worthless.

The box guards its secret as closely as the one that Catherine Deneuve's client displayed, with conspiratorial pride, in "Belle de Jour," and we are encouraged to reflect that something of consuming value to one man may be worthless to another, and that, had the boys ever opened the box, they might have tossed it overboard as trash.

Exodus Says Stock May Be Worthless More….

In addition, we provide some insights into the importance of positive definiteness, concluding that this property may not be critical, or may even be worthless, in certain interpolation problems.

In 2004 Pfizer pledged to spend $800m getting torcetrapib to market, an investment that may now be worthless.

But however elegant a scientific theory may be, it is worthless if it cannot predict something new.

Man Group, the UK hedge fund manager, confirmed that one of its operations had invested $360m£240m0m) in two Madoff hedge funds, which may prove to be worthless.

Instead, as patients and their doctors try to make critical decisions about serious illnesses, they may be getting worthless information that is based on bad science.