1. 8 The Remote Access IP configuration is unusable.

2. 9 This wastes bandwidth and makes the network unusable.

3. 10 There are several sectors unusable in this disk.

4. 7 They may be washed away or rendered unusable.

5. To saturate with water and make soggy or unusable.

6. A Corrupted file is always unusable and inoperable

7. 2 In its present condition it is unusable.

8. 1 Bombing had made roads and railways unusable.

9. 6 Unusable clipboard range. Set'seek exactly off'or specify reference frames.

10. 30 Thieves who steal mobile phones may soon find them unusable.

11. 5 To saturate with water and make soggy or unusable.

12. The normal supply of water has turned brown and unusable.

13. 3 Pathetic effort, the story's unusable, nothing more than an unsubstantiated libel.

14. 13 The normal supply of water has turned brown and unusable.

15. Pertains to rendering software done (aka Borked, broken) or completely unusable, similar to …

16. 14 The virus deletes files and corrupts essential core microchips leaving computers unusable.

17. Officials said 60 of the 240 campsites in the Upper Pines campground are unusable.

18. 6 She was getting raw material from the various divisions that was ugly, undecipherable and unusable.

19. 27 The packing case bad breed damaged in transit and the machine is unusable.

20. 23 It also slowed my computer to a crawl and made it virtually unusable.

21. 25 Officials said 60 of the 240 campsites in the Upper Pines campground are unusable.

22. The rainfall left 70% of the roads unusable or destroyed and greatly damaged 92 bridges.

23. 12 It's a well-nigh unusable config unless you never go beyond the kiddie Linux install.

24. Of the 067 engines in stock in 1921- 64 percent were unusable according to official estimates.

25. 20 Sadly, drugs used in a desperate attempt to save his life made most of his organs unusable.

26. Pertains to rendering software done (aka Borked, broken) or completely unusable, similar to bricking as well

27. However only force the sale of the property after the division if it proves unusable ( Art.

28. In sub-Saharan Africa, for instance, 85 percent of roads are unusable in the wet season.

29. 4 But all of that military power is essentially unusable and irrelevant in the era ahead.

30. 15 The comments that follow are intended to help in learning to identify and reject unusable answers.

31. Left⎯Pierced steel plate matting enabled tactical aircraft to fly from forward fields which would otherwise have been unusable.

32. 17 Of the 067 engines in stock in 1921- 64 percent were unusable according to official estimates.

33. Bolting is the term applied to vegetable crops when they prematurely run to seed, usually making them unusable

34. 22 Squatters insist that without their work, the buildings would have deteriorated to the point of being unusable.

35. In cases of harsh damage to the Burners, a grill can malfunction, making it completely unusable or even dangerous

36. Corrosive Gas renders the target's held item unusable for the rest of the battle (even if switched out)

37. 29 A random failure of just one component will make the equipment unusable, which results in huge loss.

38. Any other reported ozone parameters (e.g. weighted accumulated dose) were considered unusable due to the errors introduced on conversion to AOT40.

39. 23 A Central California rancher uses drip irrigation to grow zinfandel wine grapes on a rocky hillside that was formerly unusable.

40. Historically, Bagasse was treated as unusable and disposed of - thrown away, burned or left in open piles to rot

41. They plowed unusable land and up and down hills and abandoned crop rotation —a proved method of soil retention.

42. 19 Also, do not use large amounts of sticky tape to seal envelopes, as this can render them unusable.

43. Since this renders Czech style Absinth unusable for the traditional method of preparation, a modern ritual involving fire was created.

44. China Appears to Block Popular Encrypted Messaging App Signal Service becomes unusable for many without a virtual private network, intensifying …

45. Most machinery today has the tendency to grind these high abrasive materials to dust particles, leaving a lot of unusable waste content.

46. 18 Its other function is to take over your hard disc and encrypt all the file directories, rendering the disc unusable.

47. 16 When the product finally went on to the market, as the Agenda, I was sent a sample which was unusable.

48. Any other reported ozone parameters (e.g. weighted accumulated dose) were considered unusable due to the errors introduced on conversion to

49. The accumulated CKD may contain extremely alkaline materials and heavy metals, such as lead and cadmium, and has been unusable in cement manufacturing.

50. Sometimes the laundry room is completely unusable and in no way has Castilian compensated residents for one of the amenities they offer

51. Centrifuging serum that is not completely clotted may cause the formation of fibrin in the serum, which may render the sample unusable for testing

52. 26 The western section is already at an acceptable standard but the east section is in poor condition, virtually unusable when wet.

53. 21 He carried out experiments on the propagation of short and ultra-short radio waves, which were then thought to be unusable.

54. 11 Dealers are required to make the trade-ins unusable by destroying the engine, then recycle the old vehicles into scrap metal.

55. The act of Contaminating, or of rendering something harmful or unusable by the addition of radioactive material: the contamination of food following a nuclear attack.

56. Other limitations: In addition to the measurement limitations noted above, certain log entries may be corrupted or otherwise unusable in the accumulation of ad impressions.

57. 24 More than half of this plutonium is sitting in used fuel-rods from commercial reactors, unusable for anything until it is reprocessed.

58. The act of contaminating, or of rendering something harmful or unusable by the addition of radioactive material: the Contamination of food following a nuclear attack.

59. 28 O'B: Because complicated applications crash, or get abandoned by their creators,[www.Sentencedict.com] or just keel over from feature-bloat and become unusable around version 0.

60. The unmetalled roads falling in second - and third - class categories were mostly fair - weather routes without permanent bridges and were unusable for a part of the year .

61. Cargo residues from Bilges can enter the bottom of sounding pipes and block them making them unusable in order to obtain appropriate soundings through sounding rods, lines etc

62. It is the responsibility of the AHA Training Center to issue a duplicate paper Card or eCard if a paper Card is lost, mutilated or otherwise becomes unusable

63. I had brought a motorized wheelchair, but I soon found it was essentially unusable in the ice, snow and rain, to say nothing of the cobblestones and old streets.

64. • due to the total destruction or irretrievable loss of those goods (i.e. they have become unusable); the result of their actual nature (e.g. normal evaporation), unforeseeable circumstances or force majeure or,

65. CCA is the amount of current or amps A battery can provide at 0 °F (−18 °C) for a 30-second duration until the battery voltage drops to unusable levels

66. The same applies to much of the Middle East's undeveloped conventional oil reserves, much of which is heavy, viscous, and contaminated with sulfur and metals to the point of being unusable.

67. Results were poor: recoil factors and blast effects resulted in the 8-inch battery being completely unusable, and the inability to train the primary and intermediate armaments on different targets led to significant tactical limitations.

68. 32 Admittedly, according to a report of WWF/Adena of September 2007 (Informe sobre el camino agricola asfaltado Villamanrique de la Condesa (Seville) – El Rocío (Huelva)), the wildlife crossings built have proved to be unusable and useless because of design faults and lack of maintenance or failure to implement additional corrective measures.

69. Moments of profound insight, though later unusable or un-recallable, often accompany a sense of synchronicity (déjà vu, or “Alreadiness”): as though I’ve finally recovered a memory that has eluded me forever, yet all along that memory was simply the experience itself, now, in the present, memory and anticipation fused into a recursive