Sentence examples for ineffective fight from inspiring English sources

Prince Alexandre de Mérode of Belgium, who for 35 years led the International Olympic Committee's often ineffective fight against illegal drug use by athletes, died Tuesday in a Belgian hospital.

The attorneys used this new evidence, as well as Williams's obviously ineffective counsel, to fight for a new sentencing trial.

Demonizing Islam and issuing bans on citizens from Muslim-majority countries are not only ineffective ways to fight terrorism, but they also alienate valuable partners who find such Islamophobic rhetoric and actions humiliating and counter to many of their cherished cultural and tribal codes of honor, dignity and hospitality.

"The government is too weak and ineffective to control and fight corruption.

Apuzzo and Goldman fail to present sufficient evidence for either case — that the unit is hopelessly ineffective, undermining attempts to fight terrorists, or that it has inflicted lasting harm on Muslims, shopkeepers and others.

Pacquiao reinjured a shoulder in that fight and was ineffective against Mayweather in dropping the unanimous decision.

More worryingly than its inability to reform the slow and ineffective justice system and to fight both corruption and organised crime, the Commission noted that three different governments since the last report was published in 2012 could not build consensus on how to continue reforms.

After two full seasons in the minor leagues, he injured his shoulder in a fight, and was ineffective after returning to baseball.

A majority of people (63%) feel government efforts to fight corruption have been ineffective and even more of those interviewed (77%) feel the level of corruption has increased since 2007.

Heavily outgunned, the German force attempted to flee and then fought a desperate and ineffective action against the British force.

Lawsuits, divorce, anger, road rage, bar fights are all very ineffective, inefficient and expensive life management tools.