Sentence examples for were considered useless from inspiring English sources

So he bought thousands of acres of land in Dearborn, filling in what were considered useless marshes where necessary.

Located too close to the waterline to allow use while moving and vulnerable to gunfire when opened, they were considered useless and were quickly reduced in number, and removed entirely before 1908.

Striving is considered useless, because there is no accepted definition of what is desirable.

More importantly, it provides a huge amount of what would generally be considered "useless" space - space that most creative industry workplaces are screaming out for.

The artist, who lives in Cleveland, describes her approach as a critique of society's hierarchy of values, a commentary on what (or who) is considered useless, alien and marginal.

Omer said he witnessed public beheadings and revealed that unqualified recruits who cannot speak Arabic — including Britons — were assigned to suicide squads because "they are considered useless for any other terror tasks".

Beyond the TTL, a packet is considered useless.

Taken as a part of social sciences, historical human geography was considered useless and was deliberately neglected during this period.

Although data cleaning is helpful to repair the lost data, it is considered useless since the reliability is less than the threshold.

If the faculties given to humans are not to be considered useless, then the only other possibility is that the human race as a whole, over time, will develop all the human faculties (1784, 42 44).

The ability to do handicrafts was important and a woman was considered "useless" if she didn't know how to make belts.