Sentence examples for be both ineffective and from inspiring English sources
The paradox of Prohibition was that it required intrusive enforcement from a government equipped to deliver only sporadic interventions; the results could be both ineffective and brutal.
Any attempt by Russia to muck around would be both ineffective and damaging to plans to sell gas elsewhere.Not all captive nations are as jumpy.
We agree with the president of the British Veterinary Association who questions the ethics of continuing to use controlled shooting as a method of culling when it has shown to be both ineffective and inhumane.
"The mass collection of DNA samples by the police is a serious intrusion on personal privacy that has proven to be both ineffective and wasteful," wrote John Reinstein, the legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, in a letter to the Cape and Islands district attorney, Michael O'Keefe, and the Truro police chief, John Thomas.
The results suggest that including in-class participation as part of a measure of achievement for EFL courses may be both ineffective and unfair for those with certain learning styles, and greater care must be afforded to promote inclusivity of assessment practices given the diversity of learning styles that might be present within a given cohort.
More U.S. military action, taking sides in a sectarian and civil war, ironically with other current American enemies, could be both ineffective and counterproductive.
As Mr Holder said, the system is "both ineffective and unsustainable".
Those who support the death penalty are accepting a practice that is both ineffective and fundamentally flawed.
Munro led a government-appointed group that scrutinised the first year of the Gloucestershire and Somerset culls and concluded that they were both ineffective and inhumane.
"Although incarceration has a role to play in our justice system, widespread incarceration at the federal, state and local levels is both ineffective and unsustainable".
