Sentence examples for useless papers from inspiring English sources
Mr. S. said that we are hoarding millions of dollars in useless papers; that there are 8 million clerical workers in this country; that since '40 the clerical pop.
"Katrina had a few pages of outdated, useless papers that Smith brought to her house in the first place, and she voluntarily let the F.B.I. have them without asking for immunity," the lawyers said in a statement.
The New Yorker, December 24 , 1932P. 7 In re annual disposition of useless papers: A newspaper clipping says that Mrs. Curtis Dall once stuffed mincemeat in her guest's shoes.
Committees were appointed to investigate; reports were published; it was listed in Congressional Record (all creating more papers for more files) and finally the committee report said in gist: "the useless papers should be got rid of".
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 24 , 1932P. 7 In re annual disposition of useless papers: A newspaper clipping says that Mrs. Curtis Dall once stuffed mincemeat in her guest's shoes.
Of course, some people may still prefer the extra security of shredding junk mail, but Walsh stresses the importance of keeping those useless papers outside.
Waste less time on the useless paper fins.
To imagine that I might not be able to finish school, or that my degree might just be a useless paper on the wall because I won't be able to get a job when I graduate, destroys me.
In January, one of the UK's leading marine conservation experts, Prof Callum Roberts at the University of York, criticised the MCZs as useless "paper parks" that offered no real protection from the dredging and trawling that has devastated large areas of England's seas for decades.
It was Seafish that led the campaign against the Fish Fight, the Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall-led campaign which sought to hold the government to its promise of 127 meaningful marine conservation zones, rather than the 27 useless paper parks to which this pledge has been reduced.
It's about meaningful transparency vs useless paper chasing". Bruckner comes back with a response to Gilmore.
