Sentence examples for would render useless from inspiring English sources

Such resistance would render useless one of the most environmentally benign insecticides in use today.

The NHS said the only answer was amputation of her arm or radiation which would render it useless.

Revealing the inner workings of the technology, Mr. Wigler has argued, would render it useless in future investigations.

He and prison officials from 29 other states petitioned the Federal Communications Commission last year for permission to install technology that would render cellphones useless.

Such exposure could speed the evolution of pests that are resistant to the insecticide, a development that would render Bt useless.

Mr. Fabiani noted that the governor had been presiding over an execution and pointed to reports that Mr. Bush's financial ties to the oil industry would render him useless in the battle against high gasoline prices.

A life like this would render us useless, even to ourselves.

A bill that would mandate that smartphones sold in California be equipped with a "kill switch" that would render them useless if stolen was given final legislative approval by the state Senate on Monday.

Last month, San Francisco District Attorney George Gascon told The Huffington Post that he pressed an Apple representative to embed a "kill switch" into iPhones that would render devices useless after they are stolen and diminish the product's value on the black market.

"We have to make sure what we don't do is spend money now that would be rendered useless by further changes subsequently but I would be interested in those proposals.

Thus it is only a matter of when, not if, some insects develop resistance to Bt. Insect resistance to Bt would do irreparable harm, not just to genetically modified crops, but to organic crops as well, because Bt sprays would be rendered useless.