Sentence examples similar to worthless 1 from inspiring English sources

While many Enron-related assets with names like Osprey and Whitewing are worthless, LJM2 has such other valuable non-Enron assets as a large stake in Northern Border Partnership L.P., which owns a natural gas pipeline linking the United States and Canada.

Charlie Hebdo is currently 40% owned by Riss, dating back to an arrangement at a time when shares were virtually worthless; 40% is owned by the parents of former editor Charb, who have inherited his portion; and 20% is owned by managing editor Eric Portheault.

GoGear SA3225/3245: 2GB or 4GB of flash, 1.8-inch screen, 15fps video (still mostly worthless!), 20 hours of battery life for audio and 5 for video.

Yes, it is finally goodbye to the worthless 16GB model and Apple has doubled storage at every price point to keep the upsell appealing to customers.

After reading each, please indicate how the word reflects how you feel right now, at this moment: 0 not at all, 1 a little, 2 a lot 1. miserable 0 1 2 2. talkative 0 1 2 3. tired 0 1 2 4. hostile 0 1 2 5. disgusted 0 1 2 6. impulsive 0 1 2 7. worthless 0 1 2 8. furious 0 1 2 9. sleepy 0 1 2 10. indestructible 0 1 2 11.

Table 4 Practice of radiologic evaluation (All hospitals, n = 69) Radiologic conference; n Daily 19 (28) Daily except weekends 30 (44) On request only 12 (17) Never 8 (12) Judged value of radiologic conference; n Worthless 6 (9) Essential 32 (46) Good for cooperation 51 (74) Required for training purpose 13 (19) n = number.

In stressing that an autonomous agent "must be in a position that allows her reasons to be governed by what reasons there are… [i.e.,] by what is valuable and worthless" (117-118), Wolf evokes a tradition that goes back to Plato.

"Worthless!" 7. The order puts U.S. troops in grave danger.

As inflation soared beyond anything anyone could imagine, children would arrange stacks of worthless 50-million-mark notes into playhouses.

(One worthless 20-something drone at CNN where Tony went to record a segment for a Canadian morning show, dismissed George's work as "foul-mouthed").

Diamond expert Graham Pearson of the University of Alberta came across a seemingly worthless, 3 millimeter piece of brown diamond that had been found in Mato Grosso, Brazil while he was researching another type of mineral.