Sentence examples for therefore useless from inspiring English sources

Separately, American officials acknowledged that the devices had probably already been destroyed in combat and were therefore useless.

But the government's sole contribution has been to tear down mandatory controls, replacing them with a voluntary – and therefore useless – "responsibility deal" with manufacturers and retailers.

The Correlates of War definition, moreover, is intended for the study of wars after the fact, and is therefore useless in identifying wars in advance.

He then uses it to bribe Herbert to support the wall, only to then realise that the land he bought to screw the deal isn't on the US/Mexican border but in Mexico and therefore useless.

At £70m, they were instructed to close down the operation – it was entrapment, and therefore useless in terms of prosecutions – but at this point it went rogue, continuing to make bigger and bigger deals, and laundering the proceeds.

It's bound to be right and wrong and, therefore, useless.

However, nearly all these proteins would fail to fold in the unique ways required to form efficient functional surfaces and would therefore be useless to the cell.

Like most other synthesised transactinides, this element is radioactive, extremely unstable and therefore completely useless, unless of course, you are a nuclear physicist who works with gigantic equipment whilst suffering testosterone poisoning.

This number is stored securely either on a handset or in the cloud, and never leaves the phone except as part of an encrypted transaction.* The proxy cannot be used independently of the mobile-payment system and therefore is useless for a criminal.

It's always struck me as ironic that location-based services when they are often at their most useful – outside of a user's home country – are prohibitively expensive due to those data charges and therefore rendered useless.

In late 1983, a sizeable portion of the unsellable, and therefore ultimately useless, E.T. cartridges were said to have been buried in a Mexican landfill site – a fact confirmed last year following a site excavation ordered by Microsoft as part of its Atari: Game Over documentary, whereby thousands of cartridges were uncovered some three decades on.