Sentence examples for rendering it worthless from inspiring English sources

Planting did resume, but after an attack on the border, Israel imposed security procedures on exiting trucks that left fresh produce baking in the sun, rendering it worthless.

In the end, the players agreed to a moderate drug code that allowed testing for steroids and certain other drugs, but without any year-round control, thus rendering it worthless.

Hackers can sell or trade the flaws they uncover in what is called the bug market, until the company plugs the hole and renders it worthless.

They do so not because they are over-emotional, under-educated, bigoted or hard-headed, but because trust has been eroded to such a point that the message has been so tainted by the messenger as to render it worthless.

But an employee at an iceberg water company said the shipment would likely have been contaminated during the transfer, rendering it largely worthless.

With no central bank to object, businessmen have privately printed billions in the national currency, the shilling, rendering it almost worthless.

Bitterness," she says, spelling out the psychological effects on the enemy of rendering its achievement worthless.

This rendered it partisan and essentially worthless, Mensch said on BBC2's Newsnight programme on Tuesday.

Will the VEBA really risk rendering its primary assets worthless by proceeding with an offering Fiat opposes?

Activation Lock doesn't automatically render smartphones using it worthless to thieves, but it skews the value proposition considerably, and reduces reward (an iPhone sold for parts is worth far less than a fully functional unity, for instance).

Your 'Giving Pledge' has a loophole that renders it practically worthless, namely permitting pledgees to simply name charities in their wills.