Sentence examples for how ineffectual from inspiring English sources

You know how ineffectual that is".

The courts reversed themselves when they discovered how ineffectual their rulings were.

First, it is easy to forget how ineffectual the European parliament (EP) was before 1979.

To Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com, the whole episode screams of how ineffectual Goodell's conduct crackdown has been.

Given how ineffectual the group has been at making the government look vulnerable for the last decade, this was almost flattering.

In interviews he always insisted that his hacks were a harmless attempt to find evidence of extra-terrestrial life and highlight how ineffectual the American government's cyber security was.

• To the Editor: The energy bills coming out of both the House and the Senate prove yet again how utterly ineffectual our political system is at really solving the nation's biggest problems.

Did you see how miserably ineffectual their big money was in the election?

If the world's most important central bank is so ineffectual, how potent can a president be?

Karen and I tried to figure out how a small, ineffectual program could be so damaging to America that it had to be abolished but I thought they were quite muddled on this point.

I was impressed by how unlikable — how needy and ineffectual, how effete and whiny — Mr. Roth was willing to seem.