Sentence examples for useless subject from inspiring English sources

The rest were apparently shut down because they'd been told by a professor of applied mathematics named Dr James Lighthill that AI was a useless subject that would never be important.

Useless subjects such as philosophy will cease to be taught, and Oxford will become an accountancy training school.

Your Charticle ("Educators' bad math," May 31, p. 166) disparages Ph.D.s in "obviously useless subjects like English".

This can be done by doing specific research on these topics instead of wasting resources of money and time on useless subjects of current medical issues.

"In the study of vesicant gases, investigators are confronted by one major obstacle, namely, that the skin of man is so different anatomically from that of laboratory animals that the latter are relatively useless as subjects for experimentation," he explained.

Your flash is useless if the subject is more than about eight feet away.

In those days, there were no high-speed films allowing you to shoot with ambient light unless you used a shutter speed lasting many seconds - pretty useless unless your subject was stock still.

The information extracted turns out to be completely useless, since the subject simply tells his interrogator what he wants to hear.

As well as being clumsy and spatially awkward I was useless at Stem subjects, where I worked flat-out just to scrape GCSE C grades (I'll never forget my friend's baffled, concerned reaction when, at nearly 13, I didn't realise that 1200 and 1,200 meant the same thing).

The American Psychiatric Association had filed a supporting brief in that case, saying expert opinions on the subject were useless.

In fact I think you don't care – you just like putting "useless tosser" in the subject box so I go red and shout "Christ, I haven't even effin' started yet".