Sentence examples for exceedingly ineffective from inspiring English sources
Researcher Danah Boyd calls the idea "ludicrous," adding it "completely contradicts historical legal trajectories," "fails to account for the tensions between positive and negative reputation," and "would be so exceedingly ineffective as to be just outright absurd".
The tragic and devastating attack in Tucson, Arizona on U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords and other innocent victims including the killing of a 9-year-old girl and a federal judge was, sadly, preventable if the exceedingly ineffective mental health laws in America were changed.
Unfortunately, this is exceedingly inefficient.
Hence, falling off the leaf and needing to crawl up again to this feeding site (that can be one meter above ground) represents a considerable effort given the exceedingly costly and ineffective locomotion of land snails [ 29].
Joint Arab action is exceedingly rare and usually ineffective.
This largely explains the lack of understanding of its cause and mechanisms and the exceedingly restricted and largely ineffective therapeutic options available for medical therapy.
Pohl was exceedingly cautious; in the remainder of 1915, he conducted only five ineffective fleet actions, all of which remained within 120 nautical miles of Helgoland.
He thumps, exceedingly hard.
