Sentence examples for as a ineffective from inspiring English sources

Similarly, conclusions about effectiveness were coded as a) ineffective, b) effective, or c) neutral, mixed or insufficient evidence or d) not discussed.

Mr. Bush warned that the United Nations risked fading "into history as an ineffective, irrelevant debating society".

Piazza has also changed his reputation as an ineffective postseason hitter.

Although the legislative achievements of the Duma were meagre, it should not be written off as an ineffective body.

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

He has painted himself as an outsider who would act independently in Congress, and Mr. Negron, a state lawmaker since 2000, as an ineffective partisan.

Wars must be, as Jesse Hughan wrote in 1944, renounced, rejected, declared against, over and over, "as an ineffective and inhuman means to any end, however just".

Colin Roche, a spokesman for Friends of the Earth Europe, described the climate provisions in the text as "an ineffective fig leaf" for a destructive trade deal.

The ad paints Mr. Thompson as an ineffective vestige of a broken system — one that Mr. Bloomberg says he has replaced with mayoral control of schools.

The trouble is that patients perceive PALS as an ineffective way of making complaints, because it is part of a hospital establishment.