Sentence examples for ineffective executions from inspiring English sources

It is not only possible, but likely that well-intentioned goals may be thwarted by ineffective executions or regulations that bring unintended consequences.

Selecting a single query plan may result in ineffective query execution for possibly large portions of the actual data.

The new campaign got mixed reviews from industry observers, several of whom found the advertising executions ineffective.

Planned production schedules often become ineffective in actual execution on the shop floor.

Benton's alleged execution of ineffective campaign tactics (and the salary he took for doing so) has been criticized by everyone from random Internet users to established voices like New York Times bestselling author Tom Woods.

In Arizona and Georgia, the sodium thiopental used in executions has possibly been ineffective and almost certainly been illegal.

But executions in Iran have proven ineffective at containing drug trade, according to the Open Society Foundation.

Alito concluded that the death row inmates who had brought the case had failed to show that midazolam was an ineffective way of preventing agonizing pain at execution and as such violated the eighth amendment.

It is inherently cruel, risks execution of the innocent, and is ineffective at deterring violent crime.

The lesson I take from this experience is not that financial regulation and supervision are ineffective for controlling emerging risks, but that their execution must be better and smarter.

An ineffective drug could result in a prolonged and inhumane execution, opponents of capital punishment say.