Sentence examples for more unusable from inspiring English sources

And the generals went on: "Nuclear weapons have shown themselves to be completely useless as a deterrent to the threats and scale of violence we currently, or are likely, to face, particularly international terrorism; and the more you analyse them the more unusable they appear … Our independent deterrent has become virtually irrelevant except in the context of domestic politics".

In Australia, mobile phone users not using the Optus mobile network have been blocked from accessing the new MySpace mobile site, being re-directed instead to the main MySpace page, which is even more unusable on a mobile than it is on a normal computer.

Groundwater, increasingly turned to as surface water becomes more unusable or unavailable, is not without its problems.

We found that the SAQ version yielded more unusable data than the ACASI version across all four domains assessing sensitive information.

Adjusted relative risks of having more unusable data with the SAQ, as opposed to ACASI, ranged from 1.3 (95% CI: 0.9, 1.8) (alcohol consumption domain) to 2.0 (95% CI: 1.4, 2.9) (illicit drug use domain), indicating that the SAQ version of the survey yielded more unusable data.

Initials are connected with something more inscrutable, unusable.

But the boat docks have been unusable for more than three years.

The kitchen did have a nice window, but it would be unusable by more than one person at a time, Ms. Lamia said.

Just a few millimeters of the stuff can kill crops; a meter or more can make land unusable for decades, says Susanna Jenkins, a volcanologist at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom.

In all cases the estimated RR was greater than 1, indicating that participants who chose the SAQ version of the survey were more likely to have unusable data in each of the four domains than those who chose the ACASI version of the survey.

Of the 800 questionnaires posted out, 330 (41%) usable questionnaires were returned; seven more were incomplete and unusable (table 1).