Sentence examples for usually unusable from inspiring English sources
The process takes so much time that vital organs are usually unusable.
Mr. Waterhouse said that the obnoxious, dank flavor of a "corked" wine, which usually renders it unusable even in cooking, can be removed by pouring the wine into a bowl with a sheet of plastic wrap.
This option of last resort usually made a fortress unusable.
When all of that goes right, the quality of imagery obtained is usually so low as to be unusable for investigations and certainly not good enough for court identification purposes.
Maybe Chrome OS will change all that, but Linux-based netbooks are usually running some wonky, kiosk-oriented installation, making them nigh-on unusable.
Usually gold and platinum reacts with the substrate and peels off, making the diodes unusable.
Although the IP waveform is usually more representative of the air flow (but not volume), the IP is often unusable for accurate respiration rate evaluation around 37%to61%1% of the time [8, 9].
For example, earthquakes usually cause enough damage to some of the transportation infrastructure that it often renders them unusable and/or inaccessible.
Computer was quickly unusable.
