Sentence examples for an ineffective one from inspiring English sources

But how effective are they – and what separates an effective boycott from an ineffective one?

Michael Koskoff, a prominent Connecticut malpractice lawyer, called the proposed $250,000 cap an ineffective "one size fits all" solution.

After Enron's collapse put auditors in the spotlight, Mr. Pitt called for the commission to create a new accounting oversight panel to replace an ineffective one already in place.

The commission noted that Internal Affairs had been transformed since 1993, when the Mollen Commission characterized the unit as an ineffective one staffed with incompetent investigators who regularly botched investigations and, in some cases, covered up misconduct.

"This allegation interested me, because it seemed not only an unlikely form of torture, but possibly an ineffective one," he wrote.

Several players have fallen when changing directions or when trying to slide to reach a ball, a standard move on clay and even on hardcourts now, but an ineffective one on grass.

"Someone investing £100 a month into our plan over years is either not a money-launderer or a very ineffective one.

Roberts thanked Stewart for his effort, an admirable but ineffective one in a 7-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers.

Finally, absurd as it may be that this is the first year a thriller even made the longlist, why pick such an odd and ultimately ineffective one as Child 44?

Knight's denials were ineffective, one to an Indiana TV station, a second to HBO's "Real Sports".

The new policy would replace a long-defunct and ineffective one.