Sentence examples for an ineffective response from inspiring English sources

He noted that Maoists often used roadside bombs, forcing police patrols to abandon vehicles and walk through isolated forests — an ineffective response.

"There was a reluctance by trainees to complain against NCOs; those who did complain about a senior NCO were vulnerable to reprisals and received an ineffective response by their immediate superiors.

The Lokpal fight poses a critical challenge for the Indian National Congress, the party that leads the national coalition government and has been sharply criticized for an ineffective response to corruption.

Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic disorders of carbohydrate metabolism characterized by high blood glucose levels (hyperglycemia) and usually resulting from insufficient production of the hormone insulin (type 1 diabetes) or an ineffective response of cells to insulin (type 2 diabetes).

"It proved to be an ineffective response," the report says.

Police in Ferguson, Mo., delivered an "ineffective response" to the riots that followed the fatal police shooting of Michael Brown last year, did not understand the gravity of the public anger and fired "Stingerballs, PepperBalls, bean bag rounds and baton rounds" in failed attempts to quell the escalating disturbance, the U.S. Justice Department has concluded.

The police intervened too late, with what appears to be a studied ineffective response to a very predictable outburst of violence.

An academic boycott is an inappropriate and ineffective response to violations of human rights by governments, but there is little question that anthropologists need to find ways to bring their knowledge and expertise in the history of colonialism and study of culture to bear on the issue of human rights abuse.

HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) criticised poor evidence-gathering and said there was an alarming and ineffective response to victims' complaints.

Back then, the National Institutes of Health were assailed for a slow and ineffective response to AIDS, but the N.I.H. had never been set up to respond to a public health emergency.

A UN special investigation found that a lack of leadership by the the UN mission in South Sudan (Unmiss), spearheaded by Lt Gen Johnson Mogoa Kimani Ondieki, culminated in a "chaotic and ineffective response" during heavy fighting in the capital between 8 and 11 July.