Sentence examples for would be unusable from inspiring English sources

I still remember an off day after which I assumed the work would be unusable.

And there should be ways to employ biometrics or a PIN so that a stolen gun would be unusable.

The kitchen did have a nice window, but it would be unusable by more than one person at a time, Ms. Lamia said.

Material is reformatted into narrow columns that are better suited to a tiny screen, and some graphics and other features that would be unusable if shrunk are blocked.

Although the satellite images are only updated on an irregular basis - meaning that pictures of mobile targets would be unusable - some defence experts have said the easy availability of information can increase the risks for military organisations.

Organisers at the Yorkshire Agriculture Society reluctantly took the unprcedented decision at 6.15pm today, Tuesday 10 July, after it became clear that car parks would be unusable tomorrow and on Thursday.

"While I was studying Chemistry at Carleton University in Ottawa, we'd often debate and discuss why batteries in our phones got so bad so rapidly — you'd buy a phone, and a year later it would almost be unusable because the battery degraded so badly".

Obviously, by selecting "Never," certain apps that needed location to work would simply be unusable.

Using a novel trading strategy designed to exploit the tax code and accounting regulations, Compaq purchased what would otherwise be unusable foreign tax credits held by tax-exempt institutions, likely pension funds that held American Depository Receipts (ADRs) for international diversification.

A process called "raster scanning" allows researchers to examine crystals and small portions of crystals to find areas with the best diffraction in a sample that would otherwise be unusable.

If they gave it away, Wi-Fi would essentially be unusable.