Sentence examples for increasingly ineffective from inspiring English sources

"The Fed's actions have been increasingly ineffective".

And today's policy remedies could become increasingly ineffective.

These days the work of this veteran Met conductor is increasingly ineffective.

It warns that self-regulation risks becoming "increasingly ineffective at protecting the public".

The global economy is running out of steam and the conventional weapons are increasingly ineffective.

Nearing self-imposed limits, they may buy extra time for increasingly ineffective QE to work.

Planned Parenthood needs allies, or it will continue to become rigid, calcified and increasingly ineffective.

But he hinted that he felt increasingly ineffective because of the fiscal and political constraints that all chancellors eventually face.

In his letter of resignation, Mr. Herbold said the group was increasingly ineffective and that its membership was "sagging".

Government was run by a series of increasingly ineffective prime ministers, as the social and economic situation deteriorated.

Or, he speculated, doctors might be able to use enterotypes to find alternatives to antibiotics, which are becoming increasingly ineffective.