Well, I knew his IP address but that was not much use so I went searching.
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Such semiautomatic weapons also are not much use for hunting deer and the like.
SANCTIONS, it is generally agreed, are not much use in transforming nasty regimes into nice ones.
The ability to detect man-made interference is not much use unless the source can be located, however.
Nice if you can get it, but not much use if you are not being paid at all.
Solar energy (not much use in cloudy Germany) would get less, while offshore wind power would get more.
His family spoke Welsh, a noble language but not much use outside Wales.
Which is fine for the present, but not much use for the past.
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And as Galileo would have pointed out, a theory that cannot be meaningfully tested or disproved is not much use.
In humans, microsatellite analysis works well for individuals, but is not much use when it comes to looking at entire populations.
In any case, high-resolution images are not much use on their own.
The mare would let itself be ridden, but the colt was not much use for anything, and had to be treated with extreme caution.
This also means, says Mr Ziff, that beta is not much use to anyone who is not thinking in terms of a total portfolio.
This seems a promising approach for tumours in places where catheters can reach, such as the gut or chest wall, but not much use for those buried in more obscure corners of the body.
That would be too easy, and frankly not of much use for our intended audience.
But it would not be much use for men unless they were willing to put their bodies through some unwelcome changes.
The study also revealed that so-called blocklists, used by some illegal file-sharers to prevent monitors from connecting to their computers, might not be much use.
Last-minute holiday shoppers might jump at discounts on standalone GPS devices like the basic ones from Garmin and Magellan, but those gifts may not get much use, analysts suggest.
Secondly, enjoying secrecy in a place that does not have the know-how to handle money is not of much use if, like most users of secrecy jurisdictions, you want to move money without too many questions being asked.
The whole cumbersome process of getting and spending the currency invented in 2009 by a mysterious Japanese (or possibly American) man called Satashi Nakamoto convinced me of one thing - that Bitcoin was not yet much use except as a means of speculation.
The fast charge handle is heavier than the J1772 standard for 220-volt charging, but it was not much harder to use.
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All quite wonderful for the lawyers and not really of much use to anyone else: for the lawyers will be the only people who get rich out of this of course.
But professor Bray points out that the high performers in the international Pisa tests (Programme for International Student Assessment) also include countries that do not use much tutoring, such as in Scandinavia.
If you want to make a movie using a high-end video editing application, or play online games, then you will not find the Pixel much use.
They're not going to use as much energy as the Empire State Building.
Consumers did not know how much they would use data and value it.
If the easement does not change the highest and best use, it is probably not worth very much.
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It's also a matter of students not needing to use cursive as much as they had in the past.
"They decided they could not do that (use so much arable land for soybeans) -- so they import, " added Cluff.
Not much, unless you want to use pogo sticks to illuminate a concept, broadly accepted by most of humanity, known as comparative advantage.
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