Sentence examples for useless in the course of from inspiring English sources
And the Interahamwe didn't try to kill the Tutsi in Burundi.I think one runs the risk here of a more common problem: letting an idea of evil formed in response to the Nazis hew so narrowly to the specific, extremely weird Nazi case that it becomes practically useless in the course of general history.
Nothing in principle rules out the possibility that the course of experience will be such that our present system of knowledge becomes wholly useless, and that in constructing a new one we find that arithmetic is of no use.
This "analysis," though, is completely context-free, rendering it useless in determining the best course of action for the deficit committee and in making predictions about the economy in general.
This helmet (which was once owned by J. P. Morgan, though regrettably the Met has no photograph of him wearing it) would be absolutely useless in battle of course and represents instead another great armorial subtext: the boundlessness of male vanity.
Wooden gunboats were useless in the face of the Monitor's firepower.
He had a camera too, but it was virtually useless in the murk of the Hudson.
She feels useless in the face of it.
Multiresistant group A streptococci will render penicillin and macrolides useless in the treatment of pharyngitis.
Uncontrolled consumption is one of the most important factors that rendered carbapenems useless in the treatment of Acinetobacter infections [ 19].
But it was also terrible at all levels, because how much fuel a person or entity had used in 1972 was, in the normal course of things, useless historic information and so no one had it.
