Sentence examples for economically ineffective from inspiring English sources

Short-term backlash is inevitable, but even an economically ineffective boycott will keep the issue alive at Russian dinner tables — where the real long-term change will occur — and keep Russians from wrongly assuming that homophobic policies will not cost them cultural standing in the world.

Van Hoëvell was a proponent of private ownership, and argued that the system, besides being immoral, was also economically ineffective.

That is because the weed thrives on public lands, or low-value vacant lots or fallow farmlands, making it economically ineffective to attack the plants with chemical herbicides and conventional weed-control approaches.

This is scientifically, ethically and economically ineffective, as the unwanted tissues could potentially be utilised by other investigators.

Therefore, crude glycerol must be treated before disposal, an economically inefficient and ineffective process for biodiesel industries.

The attempt to counter it with the message that continued immigration and EU membership are economically necessary is ineffective because it is seen by many ordinary people as a self-serving elite narrative that conceals contempt for their concerns.

To gain perspective on the opposition, we interviewed Ms. Linda Krop, Chief Counsel for the Environmental Defense Center (EDC) whose current view point is that the Rigs to Reefs program is an ecologically, economically, and politically ineffective program for the state of California.

As time passes, however, the amount required to achieve a certain level of control must be increased again and again until finally it becomes ineffective or economically impractical.

The answer is the consensus that we have many outdated, ineffective, and economically destructive old regulations.

"ALEC has repeatedly adopted the position that regulation of greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act is unnecessary, ineffective, and economically destructive," Todd Wynn wrote in 2012 when he was task force Director of ALEC's Energy Environment and Agriculture task force.

A report by the Maryland Economic Development and Business Climate Commission identified 10 challenges holding the state back economically, including a scattered and ineffective economic development strategy, too much reliance on federal jobs and a culture where government officials often seem more interested in enforcing rules than fostering growth.