Sentence examples for get more ineffective from inspiring English sources
Should school districts risk hiding the fact that high-poverty schools tend to get more ineffective teachers, he asked, or risk rating teachers with high numbers of disadvantaged students incorrectly?
Pajoy has inexplicably become more ineffective – surely his chances should be done now.
Without a doubt, California's poor and minority schoolchildren get more than their share of ineffective, unmotivated and demoralized teachers.
Get more and more comfortable.
Butcher's journey east toward the Liberian border takes him on long-neglected roads that seem "like narrowing blood vessels in a diseased liver getting more sclerotic and ineffective.... Often I saw the skeletons of vehicular roadkill, abandoned trucks and vans that had reached the end of their road in Sierra Leone's wild east".
This stamp duty "holiday", which has run for two years, was considered by the chancellor to be "ineffective" in getting more people onto the property ladder.
soil materials has recently gotten more attention.
Everything gets more complicated".
Actually we are getting more than what they get.
And you're best off taking short strokes -- the razor becomes more ineffective as the strokes get longer.[1].
