Sentence examples for an ineffective tactic from inspiring English sources

The city has already tried other methods including paying for the relocation of deer, an ineffective tactic (the deer just came back) that has now been outlawed.

The third option was building defensive walls — an ineffective tactic, in Waldron's view, and one that he compares to the Maginot Line.

Do we want a leader who jumps erratically from tactic to ineffective tactic, or one who uses a disciplined, long-range strategy?

The Bush administration has not applied a coherent policy, but rather a mix of ineffective tactics, Richard N. Haass says.

Better technology sometimes just means sinking a lot of money into ineffective tactics. .

Ron Johnson, a captain in the Highway Patrol, took a different approach, backing away from the ineffective tactics used by the police.

So despite the ineffective tactics recommended by some of our leaders, American concern about Shariah encroachment may be justified.

It seems that public health experts, doctors and exercise devotees in the media — like me — have been using ineffective tactics to entice sedentary people to become, and remain, physically active.

Sven is like a Nordic Uriah Heap, "Don't blame Rooney, it would be ever so awful if you done him in, though it were him that got sent awf - I'm much too 'umble to take responsibility for ineffective tactics and poor team selection".

More than the ineffective tactics employed against the world champions, Blanc's legacy was tarnished most by his inability to control a dressing room riddled by disharmony.

Hobbs and Sutcliffe survived to add 105 for the first wicket; observers praised their technique against the turning ball, although the Australian bowlers were criticised for ineffective tactics.