Sentence examples for ineffective and needs from inspiring English sources

However, the results of current study demonstrate that much higher concentration of cypermethrin and deltamethrin would be required for the efficient control of the egg stage, thus indicating that the dose at which these acaricides are being used in field conditions is ineffective and needs to be revalidated.

Russian aggression showed the post-cold war security system was "ineffective" and needed to be rebuilt, he added.

Ms. Mark-Viverito, a Manhattan Democrat, said that the city's "stop, question and frisk" policy, which Mr. Williams and others have described as contributing to a culture of racial profiling, was "immoral and ineffective" and needed to be "gutted and reformed".

It is critically important that congressional leaders, such as Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL), receive this bipartisan message because they have been arguing that safety net programs are ineffective and need to be slashed.

The long time required to collect crash data to evaluate the use of existing warrants render them frequently ineffective and the need for a preliminary design tool to assist in left turn phasing decisions is needed.

Because swimming against the current is ineffective and we need to cover a large area, we pull Emmett on a tow line behind the boat as he searches for the corals that used to harbor the sponges containing eusocial shrimp.

Was Australia's Westminster system – increasingly run on an American model, but without American checks and balances, and where the British conventions of parliament, executive and party had greatly corroded – still the best to ensure democracy strengthened and grew, to check the excesses of executive power; or had it grown ineffective and in need of reform?

In the Division of Reproductive Health and among NGO service providers, the policy problem was identified because of stock outs of family planning commodities from health facilities, leading to a concern that family planning policy implementation was ineffective and action needed to be taken to improve service delivery.

Coupled with the lack of well-developed measures it becomes very difficult for clinicians to determine if an exercise regime being prescribed is ineffective, and the prescription needs adjusting, or if the individual is non-adherent and requires further support to facilitate uptake and maintenance of their exercise programme.

He said that beanbag guns are ineffective and that officers need another alternative, aside from a baton or a gun.

I know how to program every single one of these things but the tools we've used to try and restrict access to certain types of sites – such as porn sites – are ineffective and block content needed for them to do their homework.