Sentence examples for would become useless from inspiring English sources

There maybe a way to factor numbers easily and if it is found public-key encryption would become useless overnight.

The alternative is that Europe's herds of cattle, sheep and pigs -- tens of millions of animals -- would become useless commercially.

But these accounts are actually a Trojan horse, an attempt to weaken Social Security so badly it would become useless and thus dispensable.

In 2006 analog transmissions would cease, old TV sets would become useless, and broadcasters would return their original analog spectrum to the government to be auctioned off for other uses.

At that point, the phloem plumbing would become useless.

The Euro would become useless, and civilization would collapse.

Kargbo wasn't sure if Mosquito was being cruel to him, since he'd become useless as a fighter, or merciful.

"Our ballistic missile submarines operate by kind permission of the Americans, and would rapidly become useless if we fell out with them.

However, the above comparison shows that during a flare, the data would probably become useless before the telemetry saturates, provided there is a reasonable telemetry margin, such as a factor of 1.2-1.3 1.2-1.3 the telemetry limit and the total quiescent betweenund plus the source flux.

In that way, if a password got out it would soon become useless.

And because upgrades to apps and operating systems tend to be evolutionary rather than revolutionary, he says, it's unlikely that many of a GreenDroid chip's specialized cores would become completely useless during a smart phone's short lifetime.