Sentences with phrase «often render you useless»

It's easy to fall prey to the Sunday blues, which can often render you useless (that is, if whatever you did on Saturday night hasn't already).

Subject to various manipulations and often rendered useless; stacked, crushed, flattened, painted, cut, «everted», spilling their contents, becoming their own content, the containers that Faldbakken adapts often veer between the iconic and the almost painfully generic.

Not exact matches

He joked about this because the Halo limits the view of the driver's helmets, rendering the often race - specific, well thought - out designs on the lid a bit useless.

Children in religious schools were forced to travel off - site to some «nonsectarian» location to receive services, which was burdensome and disruptive for special needs kids, and which often rendered the services useless.

These can be ingredients like: corn, wheat, gluten and soy which generally are inferior sources of protein and are often difficult to digest which renders them useless to your dog's body.

Not only does this seemingly render them useless as they stand and wait for you to unblock, but you can often cheap them to death by unblocking long enough to throw a quick jab.

, but she admitted that, when she received an actual research assignment at the firm, she often didn't even understand the issue, let alone what she should be looking for to answer it.52 And, of course, this rendered her ability to gather information on LexisNexis pretty useless.

However, if the back door's been left open, as is too often the case with Dropbox, the security of two - factor authentication is rendered useless.

The demonetization scheme will render the old 500 Rupees and the 1000 Rupees notes useless hence ceasing the funds of the anti-national and terrorist groups that often operate by the means of cash with these forms of notes.

This is often the weakest link on a gaming headset, and can render a great headset useless if broken.

Yet still, she often had to do the «battery shuffle», rendering the remote control useless until Dad made a fuss because he wanted to watch The Queen's Speech.