Sentence examples for been less than effective from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mr. Martinez has become the main issue to his opponents, who contend that he has been less than effective.

The Patriots have had problems with their secondary, and the pass rush has been less than effective against elite quarterbacks.

His new strategy reflects, in part, Mr. Spitzer's recognition that his aggressive approach to the Legislature has been less than effective and has created dissension, some of his new advisers said.

In the past, Cicig has been less than effective and its existence has come under threat, but its investigative work and technical assistance to Guatemala's criminal justice system shows that corruption and impunity need no longer be impenetrable problems.

Mark Zuckerberg's efforts in the area have been less than effective.

"So where they have been less than effective, we've decided that it's appropriate that action be taken".

"The supervision program for Citigroup has been less-than effective," the December 2009 report notes.

Like the two women who follow them in profile, their quirkiness is less than effective.

"Most of the traditional high school people will tell you that their LIS's were less than effective.

This may suggest that the "top-down" approach of board quotas adopted in many European countries might be less than effective in promoting gender equality.

The new deal includes blood testing the players for human growth hormone, which sounds all well and good, but, as The Daily News reports, it might be less than effective.