Sentence examples for moderately useless from inspiring English sources
Or are the affairs of man to be decided largely in Washington and Beijing, with the new "G2" occasionally copying in the Brussels bureaucracy on its decisions?Very few of the answers to these questions can be found in the moderately useless Lisbon treaty.
It's a tool (a moderately useless one, in my opinion), and it is as only as effective as the person using it.
Labels are pretty useless.
Substituted polyacetylenes suffer from important degradation in contact with air at moderately high temperatures, making them useless since some mechanical properties are lost.
This, says Brian, leaves the American game lumbered with attackers who won't or can't put aside their egos, and defensive players who, while moderately effective against players like Iverson, are as useless as tits on a hog when playing a team using "European" tactics.
Comment: As a type-A-moderately-anxious-borderline-neurotic-stage-5-worrier, this bit of advice is as useless as telling me that I should sleep with my eyes open.
