Sentence examples for worthless with from inspiring English sources

The report rightly says that "even the most eloquent constitution is worthless with no one to enforce it".

If it would be worthless with an immediate diamond lead from West, North hoped to play in four spades.

If that analysis is correct, it would appear the rest of the company is now deemed to be worthless, with the stock priced at less than $25.

How about the bit of kickabout from "Gregory's Girl" (1981) between young Scottish soccer-players — all of them worthless with the ball, apart from the girl of the title?

But the franchise is becoming worthless with the rapid growth of sophisticated call-back services (calls routed through other countries in order to benefit from lower charges) offered by the firm's rivals.On some estimates, Hongkong Telecom has lost 20% or more of its international market to these services.

Major fossil fuel companies face the risk that significant parts of their reserves will become worthless, with Anglo American, BHP Billiton and Exxaro owning huge coal reserves and Lukoil, Exxon Mobil, BP, Gazprom and Chevron owning massive oil and gas reserves.

Another worthless "treaty" with the People, fraught with trickery, can now be added to the misery inflicted upon the Sioux Nation.

And in some circumstances such a claim would anyway not be odd: consider an argument with someone who claims that aesthetic experience is worthless, or with an ascetic.

We start to believe that because we're worthless, people with more owe us nothing.

Even as a fan, one has to admit that the Reality LP is pretty much a collection of worthless tracks – with one notable exception.

But even if these pearls resemble the gems once lusted after by European royalty, they are nearly worthless compared with the gumball-size pearls now cultivated in Asia.