Sentence examples for much unusable from inspiring English sources

Brooke Lawer, a spokeswoman for the company, said it would relocate to a restored building at 650 Atlantic Street because there was too much "unusable space" in the building it owns in Norwalk.

(See SXSW this past March. AT&T was pretty much unusable for several days in Austin, TX).

Image clarity degrades rapidly as ISO sensitivity increases, and it's common practice for camera manufacturers to allow for high maximum ISO settings which are pretty much unusable in real-world situations.

One person, a satisfied Verizon customer for a few years, wrote in January that Netflix had become "pretty much unusable" over the previous month.

Shapson notes that shooting at anything over 51,200 ISO renders an irreparable amount of noise in the quality of the image, which means much of the camera's lauded ISO range is pretty much unusable.

Don't clutter the table so much it becomes unusable, however; one to four pieces on each one is sufficient.

Although the main building was still functioning, two walls in the adjacent building, which housed three classrooms, had collapsed and made these much-needed rooms unusable.

Last year it left much of the meadow unusable for the summer.

Actually, large numbers are not as important as strategic location: how many people live near the minefield, how much fertile land is unusable.

"The goose droppings on the lawn have pretty much made the lawns unusable to families who want to have picnics or use the park with their children," said City Councilwoman Pat Kernighan, who represents the area.

Over time, however, most zombie computers accumulate so much malware that they become unusable by their owners.