Sentence examples for far less effective than from inspiring English sources

This "drift", as experts call it, rendered the current vaccine far less effective than initially expected.

Iraq has been far less effective than Nasserism in undermining friendly Arab states.

Still, it has been far less effective than Yahoo in persuading its own users to rely on its brand of search.

Using talk therapy to promote insight or offer reassurance is far less effective than providing tools to anxiety sufferers of all ages for successfully managing symptoms.

But the controls proved unsustainable, as Mr. McCracken had warned in 1969, when he said they were "far less effective than many are now inclined to assume".

Whether they will be realised, however, depends partly on the state of Ukraine's opposition, which has been far less effective than many had hoped.

But, according to a famous and much quoted study by Walter Korpi and Joakim Palme, such means-testing is far less effective and more expensive than universal benefits.

Newspapers are far less effective in disseminating information than radio, not least because their circulation is limited to the literate and effectively to Bamako.

Case in point: Serge Ibaka is a vastly improved player and potential All-Star, but has been far less effective playing at center than he is at power forward.

The barrage of "expert" opinion deployed on behalf of the Remain campaign proved far less effective at persuading swing voters than In strategists had expected.

The offense did a poor job of managing the game in the second-half, showing itself to be far less effective at slowing things down than it had been at speeding them up.