Sentence examples for incredibly ineffective from inspiring English sources

"I love symbols, but they're incredibly ineffective," he grouses.

Not only would it be incredibly rude, it would be incredibly ineffective".

There remains a possibility that Oliver Perez, last year's incredibly ineffective left-hander, could help out in that role, unlikely as that might seem.

But it's incredibly ineffective," he argues.

I think that generally speaking, Youth Correctional Facilities are incredibly ineffective.

Unfortunately, our chemical regulation in general and TSCA in particular have been incredibly ineffective.

Secondly, when defences could be avoided by flying at night, raids became incredibly, almost unbelievably, ineffective.

"England has regulations in place, but they are incredibly weak and ineffective," says John Bibby, a policy officer at housing charity Shelter.

It seemed like the Met had used the protest as a huge intelligence gathering opportunity and an attempt to remind everybody how incredibly boring and ineffective protesting can be if the police choose to make it so.

1) Shine a light on how incredibly enormous, barbaric and ineffective our criminal justice system is.

Despite the aesthetically pleasant touch that a well-branded bag can add to a good gang bang, but I'm pretty sure that it would be both ineffective and incredibly abrasive.