Sentence examples for becoming ineffective from inspiring English sources

It also risked becoming ineffective.

He said baggage screening and metal detectors, the bane of regular airline customers, were becoming ineffective.

The cushions flatten quickly, becoming ineffective, but due to financial limitations or lack of access users often don't replace them.

It's not just the police forces becoming ineffective; the community structures that help police behaviour collapse," he says.

A lot of dogs are needed because they can work for only about an hour at a time before becoming ineffective.

Self-care can help keep you from burning out, becoming ineffective, and/or ultimately quitting when your best work is still needed.

New therapies for the diseases they cause are urgently required, but many drugs have proven ineffective [ 42] or are becoming increasingly ineffective because of increased antibiotic resistance in pathogens [ 66].

It warns that self-regulation risks becoming "increasingly ineffective at protecting the public".

Or, he speculated, doctors might be able to use enterotypes to find alternatives to antibiotics, which are becoming increasingly ineffective.

Current control efforts for mosquito-borne arboviruses focus on mosquito control involving insecticide applications, which are becoming increasingly ineffective and unsustainable in urban areas.

The anti-microbial agents used to treat gram negative infections such as β-lactams, fluroquinolones, sulfamethaoxathoxazole and trimethroprin are becoming increasingly ineffective.