Sentence examples for still useless from inspiring English sources
But that's preferable to Trident with nuclear weapons, which is still useless, hugely more costly and a threat to the planet.
"It's a timely reminder that Twitter, 24-hour rolling news channels and satphones are still useless against the fog of war," Rob Crilly of The Daily Telegraph of London wrote on Tuesday.
No matter how simple and straightforward the software tools provided for organization and retrieval are, it is all still useless if the user doesn't expend some effort in arranging and using the tools.
Although there are still useless people around (and no money to get rid of them, until they retire), the capable are working full-out, under strain.Should the trusteeship council, presumably under a new name less worrying to the third world, be resurrected to run disabled countries?
In Beastly Things all the regulars are here: Vianello, Brunetti's dependable sidekick, is going through some soul-searching; Pucetti (dim but useful) has learned how to use Photoshop; pathologist Rizzardi is ever sharp and quick to identify the victim's condition as Madelung's Disease; self-aggrandising station chief Patta is still useless after all these years.
A huge percentage of the island's population still lacked access to power or drinking water — people were rigging PVC pipes to distribute mountain spring water in some communities where the faucets were still useless — and officials continued to worry about how to get relief supplies to the places where they were needed.
about and that made me feel still more useless.
With two-factor authentication, a reset password should still be useless in cracking an account.
Sadly no: they could still be useless — but at least it's less likely.
Mr. Atlas said he now earned some money taking care of a few of the older people in the neighborhood, but he still felt useless without a steady job and income.
Walk around Catford and Cyphers CC and grown men, small boys, tough looking teenagers will all wander over for a reassuring word with Lewisham cricket's own in-house Yoda ("This is Dave," he'll tell the nearest 10-year-old of some vast, muscular, multi-skilled fast-bowling youth. "Ten years I've been coaching him. And he's still absolutely useless").
