Sentence examples for remain worthless from inspiring English sources

They may remain worthless on the collectors' market, but they are what Junk Shop Glam is about - a foot-stomping concoction of the trashy, the brilliant and bizarre.

The move has fostered resentment among some ski resort employees, whose bonuses have been cut and whose stock options remain worthless as underperforming acquisitions drain cash from Vail's profitable ski operation.

Whatever the reason may be, the government is doing all it can to ensure that these "strictly protected areas" remain worthless paper parks, no more than lines on the map, that offer no protection to the wildlife they are meant to support.

Recovering it through sheer strength and determination, he spun and shot over Kidd's outstretched arms to give the Lakers a 104-100 lead that rendered Kidd's 3-pointer with five seconds remaining worthless.

Houses that remain sturdy are often close to worthless.

The central bank estimates that even after Friday's deadline, around half a billion euros worth of old franc notes will remain in the wild, unexchanged and henceforth worthless.

This doesn't necessarily mean that the remaining 50,998 products are worthless, Dr. Offit points out, or that acupuncture, chiropractic, massage and other unproven procedures don't bring real relief.

(In fact, it has been eroded by 97% since the USA came off the gold standard in 1971, when the dollar became technically worthless, but remained useful as the only means of payment of debt based on pain of imprisonment and the aforementioned memory of generations).

There's no dormancy fee with BofA's product, but after nine months the cards become worthless, whatever the remaining balance is.

When Ahmadinejad mocked UN Security Council resolutions as "worthless paper," Khamenei remained silent again.

But lawyers for Goldman said it was not the investment bank's job to figure out the accounting fraud that ultimately doomed Lernout & Hauspie and made the remaining stock held by the Bakers worthless.