Sentence examples for worthless something from inspiring English sources

The officials argued that the executives would resign if they were paid in company stock, citing projections showing that the stock might be worthless — something the taxpayers, as shareholders, might like to know — according to people with knowledge of the analysis.

Plaintiffs claim that they paid thousands of dollars for a program that was worthless, something Trump denies.

And there is that little $700 billion bond issue to buy worthless securities (something Krugman endorsed).

(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").

His judgment can also transform a previously worthless object into something worth tens of millions of dollars.

Thousands of people frantically tried to outbid one another to convert soon-to-be worthless money into something tangible.

They made me feel cheap, worthless and dirty — something I'd never felt through all my years on the streets.

If you hit the target, you have a good story; if not, you have something worthless, but at least you obtained it in a relatively short period of time.

But they point out that criminal practices involving counterfeit and diverted drugs raise the question of whether some border pharmacies, wittingly or not, are selling something worthless -- or dangerous.

I was all set to dislike the "flick," a time unit just recently invented by Facebook (technically the Oculus team), because I thought it was going to be something worthless like "the average time someone looks at a post".

Whitney is saying that over the next year, dozens of large issues (between 50 and 100 to be exact) are about to default on their bonds, meaning that, at least in her view, investors will be left holding "hundreds of billions" of worthless bonds -- something not even seen during the dark days of the Great Depression.