Sentence examples for useless capital from inspiring English sources
The Australian maneuver had the effect of converting a mostly useless capital loss deduction into a valuable interest deduction.
Believes capital punishment useless.
Ms. Schäfer said, though, that current measures of capital reserves were "useless" because they did not capture the risk from holdings of government bonds, which the International Monetary Fund this week estimated at 300 billion euros for European banks.
The great arbiters of French Culture of the time called for protesting "with all our might, with all our outrage, in the name of slighted French taste, in the name of threatened French art and history, against the erection, in the heart of our capital, of the useless and monstrous Eiffel Tower".
The problem is that habeas litigation in non-capital state criminal cases is useless and potentially harmful.
Seeing its authority flouted, the council imprisoned the leaders and finally, after a further useless disputation in November 1525, brought them under a capital sentence.
In Naucalpan, a ghastly industrial city across the street from the Mexico City limits, officials have not taken the same stringent prevention measures as the capital has — thus rendering Mexico City's efforts all but useless, one would think.
Opposition politicians accused the government of allowing useless homes to be built, while ordinary Londoners struggled to afford to stay in the capital.
What's more, the bureaucracy in the past has often made a hash of capital improvements, with major cost overruns and by championing technologies that experts warned would be next to useless.
