Sentence examples for which were worthless from inspiring English sources

Nora became interested in trading German gold-backed bearer bonds, which were worthless unless Germany could be pressured into paying it's debt.

The series includes eleven amputations of one lower extremity; all were in adults, with infection so extensive that excision was considered impractical, as the patient would be left with a foot and ankle which were worthless from a functional standpoint.

Profit-driven care allows choice of plan only, which is worthless.

To buy anything they are obliged to change their money into "convertible pesos", which are worthless outside the island.

But color is not crucial: shape, size, bumps and bruises determine which fruit is acceptable and which is worthless.

Regional schools commissioners, recruited to secure more academy conversions, are pursuing a goal which is worthless in terms of improving the quality of education for pupils".

"In a two-person race, a candidate can only count on getting half of the uncommitted votes, which is worthless.

A major part of that non-value-adding $500 billion per year is the cost of regulations, most of which are worthless.

Everything should have a price, especially education--which is worthless".

She was allowed to keep the clavichords, which were judged worthless.

By January 2009, the country was churning out bills worth 100 trillion Zimbabwean dollars, which were soon so worthless they would not buy a loaf of bread (the notes now circulate on eBay, as gag gifts).