His various drawings and design sketches were deemed practically worthless, valued at £88 after his death.
The estate said it considered his name and likeness essentially worthless, valuing it at $2,105, as Mr. Jackson's reputation was then tainted by child-abuse allegations and his strange public behavior.
Most of them are probably close to worthless (sentimental value aside).
For the majority of cybercriminals, this kind of data is practically worthless; any value that can be extracted will be dependent upon the original hackers decrypting the passwords before they look for a buyer — which can take considerable time and resources (but is not uncommon).
For the majority of cybercriminals, this kind of data is practically worthless; any value that can be extracted will be dependent upon the original hackers decrypting the passwords before they look for a buyer — which can take considerable time and resources (but is not uncommon).
Everything was worthless yet beyond value; seeing it was heartbreaking and heartmaking all at once, like seeing the endless rows of graves at Arlington.
Let's take a minute to remember that Citigroup's institutional strength is, in part, a product of the Financial Accounting Standards Board easing the mark-to-market accounting rule, which allows the bank to assign their worthless assets a value that's rooted in dreamland.
To end a life that is now without value (worthless life) For some patients, the WTD was motivated by the wish that death would put an end to a life that was now without value.
The directors also have options which are currently "under water" – worthless at current values – and which will transfer into Glencore shares.
As is often the case, though, the line between irony and sincerity eventually became so blurred that what was originally supposed to be a worthless currency was valued at as much as $2 billion a few days ago.
The tank's 30-cubic-metre capacity allowed the man to make off with a lot of pretty much worthless oil (now valued at about $30 a barrel).
