Sentence examples for ineffective Remedies from inspiring English sources
As Congress and state legislatures gather themselves for the task of modernizing the nation's antiquated voting systems and addressing the other flaws in the electoral process, there will be a strong temptation to settle for quick and ineffective remedies.
Even if the treatments modify one presumed defect, the person is likely to come up with another, and another, and another, leading to a vicious cycle of costly and often deforming as well as ineffective remedies.
Other methods included ineffective remedies like herbs, teas, and hormone pills, and occasionally violent means like being punched in the stomach.
So this is the difference between "Let's try this possibly ineffective remedy, it might work and in any case won't do any harm" and "Let's do the opposite of what standard analysis says we should be doing, just trust me".
This would unleash a flood of sanctions: closed schools, fired staffs, public schools handed over to private management (a remedy that has recently been proved ineffective in Philadelphia, among other places), and public schools handed over to state control (another ineffective remedy).
The statute had been invoked only five times in the first 200 years of its existence and was arguably a rather ineffective remedy [ 42].
In other words, Microsoft is up to all its old tricks again.Alas, the most likely outcome now is that the case will drag on for several more years, while a bundle of ineffective conduct remedies is devised.
Even the use of ineffective non-toxic remedies can be harmful if it delays effective treatment.
A common refrain among American combat commanders is that new local elections could help sweep out ineffective leaders while remedying deeply uneven provincial councils, a legacy partly of the Sunni Arab boycott of previous provincial elections.
Indeed, to some scholars then, Han Confucianism was not only ineffective as a remedy but also part of the problem that led to the downfall of the Han dynasty.
