Usage of "almost unusable"

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Usage of almost unusable in English

Rubbish fills cities, many roads are almost unusable and health care is basic. 
 Reuters 

The paradox of American nuclear power is that the nation's overwhelming arsenal is almost unusable. 
 Wired 

Tired: Interface is so bad, the player's almost unusable. 
 Wired 

Last year saw a spate of top budget AAA games released in an almost unusable state. 
 The Irish Times 

Paolo Roberto got it through a boxing club in Germany, but it's almost unusable, Holmberg said. 
 The girl who kicked the hornet's nest 

Unfortunately, it's so buggy that it's almost unusable. 
 Reuters 

Nearly all of the stolen money is in Northern Ireland banknotes, which are almost unusable in Britain. 
 The Irish Times 

So much energy and manpower had to be spent on the scraping out of almost unusable possession. 
 The Guardian 

I noted that while my hands were already almost unusable from the cold, my feet were practically roasting. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

We get edge coverage, which works for cell phone calls and very poor quality Internet ( almost unusable). 
 Climbing Magazine 

It's to the point where most programs are almost unusable and run slower than what I used a decade ago. 
 Wired 

Since upgrading to 7.0, iTunes had been almost unusable for me on a MacBook Core Duo. 
 Wired 

We saw a GAA field made almost unusable by the rubbish and dirt thrown over from the traveller site next door. 
 The Irish Times 

But the lightspeed link was a waste of time now, the interference from Shadow growing so strong as to make it almost unusable. 
 The Burning Dark 

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Meanings of almost unusable in English