Sentence examples for are still ineffective from inspiring English sources
But Concord said EU institutional mechanisms for preventing, detecting and correcting incoherent policies are still ineffective and inadequate.
The result is that, after ten years of "transition" from communism, the banking systems in these two central European countries are still ineffective economic actors.
Britain has not joined the Schengen area, and the English Channel is a major barrier, but its border controls are still ineffective, due to the EU principle of free movement, human rights protections, and politicized mis-characterization of border security as prejudicial.
Thus, although multivalent arsenicals are more potent inhibitors of PDI than the monoarsenicals, they are still ineffective in the presence of millimolar levels of GSH (see later).
Counter-insurgency strategies were still ineffective.
Left-handers are hitting.440 (11 for 25) against him, including.417 (5 for 12) in 11 games after he returned, and his slider is still ineffective.
A spokesman for BT said that the company is "disappointed" the Competition Commission did not act on its acknowledgement that the UK pay-TV market is still "ineffective".
I stopped after habit six, because I realised that if I read this whole book and was still ineffective, which would undoubtedly be the case, then I would be even more depressed than I was before.
And Phelim Kine, Asia researcher for Human Rights Watch, said that Mr. Wen had become adept at showing his concern for the poor but that the nation's legal system was still ineffective, the very reason so many petitioners travel to Beijing.
I mean, it's true that the incipient housing recovery has made many people somewhat optimistic — I've been one of them — but when all is said and done, we are following strongly contractionary fiscal policy in an economy in which monetary policy is still ineffective because of the zero lower bound.
