"The single market is an increasingly useless term," Boris ad-liBoris
As time and Amazon rankings have proved, readers shrink in trembling bewilderment from descriptions like "paeonic foot" ("There's a useless term for you," Chowder says, and he's right).
Asked repeatedly about whether the UK wanted to be a member of the EU single market, or simply have access to the market after Brexit, Johnson said the single market was an increasingly useless term and it was not the same as trying to seek membership of a club such as the Groucho in London.
Gibbs and Levin sifted through the various electronic rhythms that emerged in the nineties — drum and bass, as well as other nameless versions of digital manipulation that fell under the useless term "electronica" — and folded them together with Gibbs's liquid bass playing.
Specificity then becomes a nebulous and useless term as binding or non-binding may not represent the actual distribution of Aβ structures within a particular isolate or preparation.
Since no state has yet officially recognised homosexual marriage, the licences granted by renegade ministers and county officials are useless in terms of who gets the property or, if it comes to that, the children.
At £70m, they were instructed to close down the operation – it was entrapment, and therefore useless in terms of prosecutions – but at this point it went rogue, continuing to make bigger and bigger deals, and laundering the proceeds.
Much of today's content is useless in terms of triggering purchase decisions.
Networks like Twitter and Facebook, Mendelson argues, are "useless" in terms of raising the profile of aspiring artists.
