Sentence examples for would be unusable for from inspiring English sources

Also in 1980, the new embassy under construction in Moscow was found to be so riddled with listening devices that it would be unusable for secure work.

ALG members were of the unanimous opinion that the EPR system had to lessen rather than add to the audit and administration burden, releasing time for direct patient care, or else it would be unusable.

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.

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.

Oversampling was carried out with the expectation that 10% of medical records would be unusable.

Unfortunately for Jensen, the field will be unusable for several years.

The most vulnerable systems, like the subway tunnels under the Harlem and East Rivers, would have been unusable for nearly a month, or longer, at an economic loss of about $55 billion, said Dr. Jacob, an adviser to the city on climate change and an author of the 2011 state study that laid out the flooding prospects.

As the cup implant had to have an outer diameter of 50 mm, the majority of hip specimens would have been unusable for the purposes of this study.

The nook boasts wi-fi, a touchscreen, and other forward-looking features, so why would B&N make what appears to be a stunningly bad decision to produce a device that is unusable for anyone who lives overseas?

He came back with hundreds of photos that were unusable for our main ads.