Sentence examples similar to render the contract worthless from inspiring English sources

It rendered the contract voidable, not void.

If the penalties you're proposing for a missed deadline are not prohibitive, he may be willing to accept them, rendering the contingent contract virtually worthless.

But Gerry Adams has welcomed the proposed handover of the paramilitary archive because, while that would not halt the police investigation, it would render the archive worthless.

Holding stock in a corporation offers the possibility of appreciation but the company could also go bankrupt and render the stock worthless.

The terms of the contract proved worthless in terms of protecting the public.

Senator Glenn said granting the President that authority would render the sanctions effectively worthless.

The AK Steel project would add 100 megawatts of new power to the already saturated market and essentially render the renewable credits worthless.

These might include actions that render the property essentially worthless, undermine an owner's right to keep it private, or greatly limit its use.

Hackers keep them secret so that the intended victim doesn't identify and fix the vulnerability, thereby rendering the exploit worthless.

A death could spell the end of the company, rendering the watches worthless.

The damage to the runways has rendered the airport worthless as an asset for attacking forces, says Stratfor.