Sentence examples for no actual use from inspiring English sources

First things first, I'm pretty sure there's no actual use to the objects with green backgrounds (known as trade items), so just sell those.

At the party, someone pointed out that there was no actual use for the invention, a consideration that had flitted through Hollinger's mind while he was working on the device but hadn't hovered long enough to discourage him.

For example, many objects in the game have no actual use, while a lit torch may be used on corn to create popcorn.

Sociodemographic characteristics of both the comparison and case groups were collected using a standardized form that included age, gender, race, smoking and alcohol habits (yes or no), actual use of sunscreen, sunlight exposure, and family history of cancer.

(c) This column includes respondents who gave the following internally consistent responses: they would not use a method that acted at Stage 2 or 3, believed that the specific method acted at Stage 2 or 3, and reported no actual use of the method.

Of course, typewriters tend to be most popular among those with an actual use for them, particularly authors.

A clear limitation of our work was that we had no information about actual use of greenspaces among study participants.

When they could be reached, they had reliable but limited information about licensing, importation and local production, but no information on actual use.

We have suggested that the PQA might be a useful tool in medical student selection, though, to our knowledge, there have been no reports of actual use of psychological personality testing in selection in practice [ 1].

In a recent essay in Commentary, Norman Podhoretz depicted President Ahmadinejad as a revolutionary, "like Hitler... whose objective is to overturn the going international system and to replace it... with a new order dominated by Iran.... [T]he plain and brutal truth is that if Iran is to be prevented from developing a nuclear arsenal, there is no alternative to the actual use of military force".

The earliest patents for snowplows date back to 1840, but there are no records of their actual use until 1862, when the city of Milwaukee began operating horse-drawn carts fitted with snowplows.