Sentence examples for would become unusable from inspiring English sources

In July, the University of Washington team described an experimental system called "Vanish" predicated on the idea of scattering the parts of an encryption key on a publicly accessible peer-to-peer file sharing network in such a way that the key — a large number — would become unusable as pieces of it were lost from the network.

The developer we spoke to seemed to think that the app would become unusable if a consumer gets a refund for a particular application, but the developer was unclear if this actually happens.

The study also notes obfuscation of Exxon's own research that showed that some of Exxon's oil and gas reserves would have become unusable if world leaders had agreed on a carbon budget — something that would have greatly affected the future of the company.

There is also disagreement about whether any remaining stocks of agents produced before 1991 would have become unusable.In short, it is possible to view much of the evidence against Mr Hussein in more than one light.

Plot hole: Even if boys of that age had the technical know-how to quickly repair Jeeps over 20 years old (seriously?), any gasoline in the tank would have long become unusable, the tires and lines would have rotted away, and the electrics would all be dead.

Without Surge Pricing, Uber would become essentially unusable this week.

But if they added some of the things Scoble suggests like adding Twylah information (really?), removing the pushing of links from other services, and re-creating Google+ Circles for Twitter, a product that many people already don't use after signing up would become completely unusable for most people.

Problems with the servers that power the Safari browser meant that anyone who tried to use it would find the app shutting and become unusable.

As a result, the water levels would have fallen and the raised fields become unusable and this could only have led to famine and political unrest.

"When does a word (Christian) become unusable?" she asked.

They filled up so quickly that they become unusable.