Sentence examples for nowhere useful from inspiring English sources

It also funds a shadow budget that squanders money by smothering almost every hillside and watercourse in concrete, and by building bridges and roads that lead nowhere useful.

But in my case, at least, something is added - an over-abundance of emotion, a surplus of the heart that has nowhere useful to be delivered or relieved.

"And we agree that the good faith estimate is nowhere near as useful as it should be".

The same trick is also available for spot focus, but it's nowhere near as useful.

But these are nowhere near as useful to employers and employees as are the TN visas because TNs are granted so quickly and are so much less complicated.

"Particularly in the SW region, they've removed high-level sanctuary protection from some of the near-shore parks and pushed it out into deep water, where it's useful but nowhere near as useful," she said.

And nowhere is it more useful for me to look at the gaps that sometimes open up between me and a blockbuster's most passionate defenders than on the questions of a film's politics.

Any new system would either be a tinkering with the old one (useful but nowhere approaching the structural radicalism of Bretton Woods I) or would involve radical economic changes that few of the participants, even China and Russia, seem yet to want, much less to agree on.

While Google Maps always did a good job of giving you detailed transit directions (though it's often nowhere as good and useful as CityMapper's more detailed directions), the process generally involved keeping track of your own progress along the route.

Nowhere, says Paul Ormerod in his useful and sensible new book, "Butterfly Economics: A New General Theory of Social and Economic Behavior".

"Partial reforms often fail to provide enough clarity to economic agents," they wrote, adding that "external perception of French priorities and directions remains blurred at best".The best guess is that these reforms are useful steps, but nowhere near as much as France needs to prompt a lot more private-sector permanent jobs.