Sentence examples for highly ineffectual from inspiring English sources
That made him three over for the tournament, one better than Woods, who, despite his highly ineffectual putting, was still in the hunt.
But in the last few weeks, with the opening of a highly tendentious exhibition about Muslim science at the New York Hall of Science in Queens and the unveiling of a highly ineffectual mishmash at the President's House in Philadelphia, the identity exhibition has reached new lows.
Apiento, when approached, declined to comment on why he'd spent several years building a highly ineffectual leader of a party never likely to have any power ever.
The highly controversial 13th Amendment to the constitution, which in theory would see a greater devolution of power to the minority run regions of the country, is facing the potential alterations that will see it highly ineffectual.
He called on DHS to return to the Bush era of highly politicized, ineffectual and inhumane workplace raids, which put the focus of immigration enforcement on rounding up undocumented immigrants in massive, military-style operations, instead of going after employers who knowingly exploit the system.
The Iraqi government — embattled, paralyzed, ineffectual — seems highly unlikely to carry out meaningful evacuations or large-scale relief efforts in the event of a breach.
While the Russian "peacekeepers" who entrenched themselves in the conflict zones in the 1990s (and who will now likely resume their posts anew) have proved ineffectual and uninterested in maintaining stability, they've been highly successful in protecting an array of sophisticated criminal networks stretching from Russia through Georgian territory.
In this case, blocking tactics aimed at preventing transmission from the reservoir to the target host will be ineffectual (horizontal arrow from point B in Figure 3A), but target control may prove highly effective (vertical arrow from point B in Figure 3A).
Politics in the Philippines, he argues, is highly personalised, and voters view their power to pick the president as the most effective check on their often unresponsive and ineffectual government.
The parliamentary opposition is ineffectual.
