Sentence examples for demonstrating the ineffectiveness from inspiring English sources
In 1895 China fought against Japan and lost, thus demonstrating the ineffectiveness of its previous reforms.
Robin Hanson, professor of economics at George Mason University, surveys evidence demonstrating the ineffectiveness of many medical expenditures in his 2007 paper, "Showing That You Care".
In view of these findings, the results of the GUSTO IV and TARGET studies, far from demonstrating the ineffectiveness of the antiplatelet aggregation agents, could be interpreted as a failure in the design of the therapeutic strategy.
Furthermore, if the lameness scores indicated by Dr. Dória were considered for establishing rescue analgesia, not two but rather five horses should have received it, demonstrating the ineffectiveness of CRI with butorphanol.
Lawyers for the Rutherfords have submitted evidence to the court they say will help prove their case and demonstrate the ineffectiveness of the discretionary payments.
It went on: "The fact that this campaign was approved by the Advertising Standards Authority does not exonerate it, but merely demonstrates the ineffectiveness of current ASA standards and procedures".
Surely you would not take the position that this demonstrates the ineffectiveness of the Transportation Security Administration's efforts to reduce the risk of terrorism.
Named after the Tempō era (1830 44) in which they occurred, the reforms demonstrated the ineffectiveness of traditional means in dealing with Japan's problems of growing urban crime and poverty, over-rigid administration, and agrarian discontent.
By making a joke of possession and enforcement laws, Mr. Nelson has done more to demonstrate the ineffectiveness of marijuana prohibition than a hundred lobbyists or a thousand politicians could ever do.
Bitcoin is the culprit that most point to when they need to demonstrate the ineffectiveness of traditional blockchain-based ideas.
