Sentence examples for ineffective answer from inspiring English sources

As governments barricade an avenue that would genuinely help the planet, they are bent on spending a fortune on an ineffective answer to another global threat: climate change.

Protest may be ineffective, but it answers to a public need for self-expression.

And the domestic violence screening question I'd asked months before — nestled between queries about smoking and seat belts — seemed to have been spectacularly ineffective, since she'd answered "no".

But since this board only guards the Times and Sunday Times, and since the Sunday's 60-year-old editor John Witherow instantly emerged as favourite to succeed Harding on the Robert Peston leak circuit, effective answers about ineffective operators weren't exactly hidden.

Gavin Partington, director general of the British Soft Drinks Association which is funding for the campaign, said: "We absolutely agree with the government that obesity levels are too high and action is needed, but burdening businesses and consumers with an ineffective tax is not the answer".

A human response is ineffective".

Before the September 11th terrorist attacks, the C.I.A. understood that torture and other coercive interrogation methods "do not produce intelligence and will probably result in false answers," and have "proven to be ineffective".

Instructing a victim to just stop sending checks or buying coins or answering calls will probably prove similarly ineffective.

About 90percentt of teachers say tenure "should reflect evaluations of teacher effectiveness," and answered that tenure should "not protect ineffective teachers".

She served poorly, hit ineffective returns, made regular forehand errors and had no answer when Cadantu resorted to moonballing tactics.

Above all policy is ineffective and policy makers appear to be lost for answers.