Valueless

If you receive a package at all from the company, it isn’t a gaming console – instead, it is a valueless phone cover or similar small object.

Justice Kisaakye states that the said book has framed her as someone who does not cooperate with her colleagues, disrespects the Chief Justice, makes substandard and valueless decisions, and has abused her profession as a judge.

Teams race ancient and nearly valueless beaters that can't cost the teams more than $500 to acquire—not counting the cost of upfitting them with safety gear and, in the case of electrics, adding batteries and converting them to electric power.

According to him, the loss of higher metaphysical values that exist in contrast to the base reality of the world, or merely human ideas, gives rise to the idea that all human ideas are therefore valueless.

As images were not yet considered to be valueless by everyone, he suggested that pastors preach on this subject under threat of punishment.

Because people do not want to hold notes which may become valueless, they want to spend them.

Moreover, if the interference does not almost completely make the property valueless, the interference will not be deemed a taking but instead a mere regulation of use.

On the other hand, principles are valueless without law and order; and Burghley's craft and subtlety prepared a security in which principles might find some scope.

That it is valueless in God’s eyes for one merely to repeat what one claims to believe.

The seemingly valueless ring turns out to be carrying the secret of scientific breakthroughs resulting from archeological studies of an extinct alien civilization on Mars.

These fraudulent assessments were almost valueless, and pre-war property tax collections were lacking due to property value misrepresentation.

While some of this land had potentially exploitable minerals, was good farm or forest land, and quite valuable, much of it was essentially valueless desert.