Sentence examples for deem ineffectual from inspiring English sources

The Republican-controlled House happrovedved a $99 billion stimulus plan, but the Democrats in charge of the Senate dismiss it as top-heavy with corporate tax cuts they deem ineffectual.

Washington was unhappy with the incumbent prime minister, whom it deemed ineffectual, but there were few attractive options.

A chemical dispersant that had been sprayed on the oil over several days would no longer be used after it was deemed ineffectual, officials said.

Both Johnson and President Jimmy Carter faced liberal primary challenges when they stood for re-election: Mr. Johnson because of the Vietnam War and Mr. Carter because he was deemed to be ineffectual in advancing liberal ideals.

128 129 As long as the assumption of consistency is fulfilled, all relevant treatments, even those that are deemed outdated or ineffectual, can be included in the network to utilize the information on relative treatment effects and inform the rankings.

I deem their ire misdirected.

Widespread ballot-rigging at the recent Afghan election complicated matters: few Americans are ecstatic at the idea of working with Hamid Karzai, Afghanistan's ineffectual president.It does not help, either, that Afghanistan was ranked the second-most-corrupt country in the world by Transparency International, a watchdog, this week only Somalia was deemed more lawless.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".

Lloyd was deemed missing.