Sentence examples for an ineffective leader from inspiring English sources

The Ohio economy's recovery has complicated Mr. Romney's efforts to portray Mr. Obama as an ineffective leader.

Frémont was appointed a major general of Union troops in Missouri after the American Civil War began, but he proved to be an ineffective leader.

However, the unpopularity of Gusenbauer, who was perceived as an ineffective leader, as well as disputes over social policy, soon weakened the coalition.

In social care, maybe more than most sectors, an indecisive leader is an ineffective leader: even a wrong decision can be better than no decision.

She knew little about soccer, commuted from Denver to WUSA headquarters in New York the first season and proved an ineffective leader.

But many felt that Ms. Alhadeff's reluctance to advocate on behalf of their interests before her own marked her as an ineffective leader.

He has proven that he would be a profoundly ineffective leader when it comes to the actual challenges facing Brazil and its people: He has no plans to address the corruption he rails against, and his positions on the major economic issues facing Brazil ― including pension reform and the privatization of major state-owned companies ― have been muddled and inconsistent.

Clever and well connected, Mr Wolfowitz seemed an interesting gamble when he was appointed; but he became an isolated and ineffective leader long before the recent scandal emerged (see article).

Also, "I will be seen as a weak and ineffective leader".

Yes, I will be seen as a weak and ineffective leader in my first week by these people.

Trump: Yes, I will be seen as a weak and ineffective leader in my first week by these people.