The result is a hugely degraded user experience – bordering on the completely unusable, in many situations.
The airport in the northern part of the island is unusable in the rain.
The men were barely trained, equipment was poor, even unusable in some cases, and the back-up was amateurish.
"The word that insistently came to mind, afterwards, as they lay in each other's arms was unusable, in a way that 'cock', 'cunt' and 'fuck' were: communion".
The CPS statement also spelled out that in deciding whether there is sufficient evidence to convict, prosecutors must exclude evidence judged to be unusable in court.
Worse, most consume far too much power, are all but unusable in broad daylight, and are too bulky for many applications that engineers have in mind.
For example, make sure it has a viewfinder that shows the image as it is framed when using a zoom lens, not simply an L.C.D. screen, which is a power glutton and all but unusable in bright sunlight.
Thus the war of 1914 converted the Germans overnight into Huns, guilty of frightfulness a harmless if rare and ugly word that thereby, like appeasement later, became unusable in its wider, unloaded sense.
Ms. Lederhaas-Okun also had the authority to cancel the cost of jewelry that "had been rendered unusable in some way," like being damaged in transit, the government said.
According to Mr Norman, the computer-design guru, despite Mr Edison's genius for engineering he was a marketing moron, and his first phonograph was all but unusable (in fact, initially he had no particular uses in mind for it).
