Meanings of almost valueless in anglès

In the first place, he was almost valueless as a herder of buffalo.

Butter and eggs were almost valueless, save on his own table.

The personal history of the gold hunters is almost valueless.

Gordon nearly laughed out loud when he saw the sheaf of almost valueless letters.

As a consequence of this, the land is almost valueless.

The Connoway family residence was a small and almost valueless leasehold from the estate of General Johnstone.

Well, it so happens that this book is, as I have called it, almost valueless for history.

Exposure to successive showers may so seriously injure the hay as to render it almost valueless for feeding.

The new arms are almost valueless in the hands of weakhearted soldiers, no matter what their number may be.

A great part of these has now become almost valueless, at any rate for the time being; especially those in Russia and Austria-Hungary.

These reds skulked in ravines, or lined the banks of the river, their long-range rifles rendering the lighter carbines of the cavalrymen almost valueless.

In a battle such as Chancellorsville or the Wilderness guns were almost valueless, since there was little open space in which they might be used.

If they are accepted as suggestive in regard to both interpretation and method, they may be of real service, otherwise they will be almost valueless.

Boxing promoter, Barry Hearn, told the High Court yesterday that former world champion, Steve Collins, was " almost valueless" when he took him on in 1993.