Sentences with phrase «nearly useless»

As far as these «credit repair services» go in real life, everything I've ever heard from a VALID AND RELIABLE SOURCE is that they're at best nearly useless and are only doing easy work anyone can do themselves for a large fee or much worse, that many are just total SCAMS!

The app appears to be optimised for Xperia devices as well, but AndroidPolice said it was able to install the app on a Nexus 5, though without a SmartBand 2, it was nearly useless.

The South Korean tech giant apparently doesn't approve of such devices and has made active steps to render them nearly useless.

As of now, it's not much of a benefit for consumers, since the HomeKit functionality is nearly useless.

Dropping in on someone in the kitchen, for example, is nearly useless.

Unlocking is only a minor issue on the smaller S8, but it makes the fingerprint sensor nearly useless on the larger Galaxy S8 + or the Note 8.

However, this is not going to help much since serious collisions might end up costing a whole lot more and your insurance might essentially be nearly useless in such cases as the maximum claim amount might be too low to be of any good.

If twelve month loss predictions are used to write a three month policy, the numbers become nearly useless as a predictive factor.

It would seem to me that without the address the citation is nearly useless.

At least a few years ago another reason to prefer a cite to a paper reporter was that the online service's citation was nearly useless unless you subscribed to that particular service while a search for a paper reporters citation would more than likely help you find the case on the majority of online services.

Nearly useless for a 13 attorney firm with a few thousand open matters (including a partner who uses it for debt collection).

For example ECS is nearly useless since it can take so long, but that doesn't mean that recovery from the LIA can't still have an influence on today's climate changes.

Put another away — the nearly useless intermittent power generated by wind and solar has been replaced by two power deals with Quebec.

So, now the knowledge of the path (past or purpose) is nearly useless except for the terrain constraints portion.

Outside of the worryingly nonsensical plot and nearly useless karma system, there is a lot to do in Watch Dogs.

Those cards in particular are prone to hate - drafting (i.e. drafting nearly useless cards that you see as being highly valuable to the game's leader).

This update fixes the critical bug that reversed XInput controller Y - axes and rendered many game controllers nearly useless in the previous Windows version.

The pistol is nearly useless, and should not occupy one of your two precious weapons slots unless you are absolutely out of options.

Like skills, they can go a long way towards making some characters go from nearly useless to viable.

If you think that's a terse sentence, it should tell you of the nearly useless jumping in this game.

People get angry even when it's something that was never of much value to begin with, such as this week's devaluation of the already nearly useless Virgin Atlantic Flying Club loyalty program.

For those of you who don't see the value in keeping a card, say a Platinum Amex, which I feel is nearly useless now, you could employ the above strategy.

The experts WebMD talked with felt strongly that an exam and cleaning done without anesthesia is nearly useless.

Given that raw eggplant is highly toxic and cooked eggplant is nearly useless to your cat, you may be better off looking for another, more feline - friendly treat option.

This inability to synthesize certain nutrients using the chemicals found in plants makes plant foods, including raisins, nearly useless for cats.

But I realized that it is nearly useless because it doesn't give her access to any ATMs, she doesn't get a check - card and the only way she can get money in or out of the account is via transfers to / from my account.

Since the program is nearly useless for new investors, I stick with my recommendation of new investors using a brokerage like Fidelity, Vanguard, Charles Schwab or even TD Ameritrade because of the wide selection of commission free ETFs and Mutual Funds.»

However, it seems asinine to offer this as evidence that fundamental analysis is useless or nearly useless.

In short, each instance has involved students obtaining a nearly useless degree or certificate; all paid for by the United States government and tax dollars.

If twelve month loss predictions are used to write a three month policy, the numbers become nearly useless as a predictive factor.

It's nearly useless.

Unfortunately my ebook reader is nearly useless as a result.

And while the Murano doesn't offer a 3rd - row seat, we think given its size such a feature would be nearly useless.

One was the narrow, small - door pockets that were nearly useless because they were hard to get into with your hand, especially if you were buckled into the driver's seat.

You get a DVD player, it's nearly useless because it only includes a front monitor that lets you watch movies only when the car is in park.

The Bugatti Chiron is not a car; instead, it's a nearly useless dazzling object — the rolling equivalent of the bejeweled Easter eggs made for two czars of Russia by Peter Carl Fabergé.

The cargo space has increased from nearly useless to 11.0 cubic feet.

Legislation allowing for economic furloughs passed by the state Senate effectively makes this effort at mandate relief nearly useless.

Serkis is great but the film is a familiar freak show of hardship and ego run amok: a mad man of a singer - songwriter who, physically crippled by childhood polio that left an arm and a leg emaciated and nearly useless, blasts his way to stardom with cheeky lyrics and a stage act heavy on theater, while off stage fails as a husband (to artist Olivia Williams, tired of his self - involved existence), father (to impressionable son Bill Milner) and boyfriend (to adoring Naomie Harris).

The third - person camera, while excellent in combat or exploration, becomes nearly useless in enclosed areas like, say, a mine.

This dating site offers a nearly useless free version that only allows you to view your profile and profiles of paying users that the site matches to you.

However, your efforts in the gym can be rendered nearly useless unless you eat properly outside of the gym.

From its launch in 1990 until its first servicing in 1993, the Hubble Space Telescope was a $ 1.6 billion embarrassment, nearly useless because of a misshapen mirror.

Even those hucksters who did sell actual snake oil would likely have sold the rattlesnake variety, nearly useless for any ache - relieving medicinal purpose.

Additionally, the large units have restricted mobility and manoeuvrability and so are nearly useless against mobile crowds in narrow streets.

I know I'm sensitive to nightshades, and am very disappointed to read about sweet potatoes being nearly useless for resistant starch.

Words like fraternity, belonging, and community are so soaked with nostalgia and utopianism that they are nearly useless as guides to the real possibilities of solidarity in modern society.

Refusing service of their nearly useless services to LGBT patrons on the grounds of religious objection.

With this as context does anyone believe that the Fed raising the Fed funds rate — a market that basically doesn't exist anymore — to 1.5 % will do anything to deter this nearly useless activity?

The essential thing to understand about valuations is that while they are highly reliable measures of prospective long - term market returns (particularly over 10 - 12 year horizons), and of potential downside risk over the completion of any market cycle, valuations are also nearly useless over shorter segments of the market cycle.