Sentence examples for ineffective lead from inspiring English sources

The interviews also indicate that Mr. Bush was convinced by top administration officials, led by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, that any overt attack on Iran would probably prove ineffective, lead to the expulsion of international inspectors and drive Iran's nuclear effort further out of view.

Gregory's Two Girls Rental and DVD £19.99 Film Four Cert 15 *** Not really a sequel to Gregory's Girl, but true to the 1980 film's whimsically amusing spirit and its ditheringly ineffective lead character: a schoolboy turned into an unlikely schoolteacher in the intervening two decades, and played by the still gawky John Gordon Sinclair.

"Overuse of antibiotics, dominated by primary care prescribing, particularly when they are ineffective, can lead to the development of resistance and have side effects like diarrhoea, rash and vomiting.

Lousy, ineffective actions lead to lousy outcomes.

More of the same or wholesale transfers of developed world models will be ineffective and lead to financially unsustainable programmes or programmes lacking appropriate human capital.

Cultural Competence should not only reflect competence in delivering interventions to culturally diverse populations but also the development of interventions to engage and help recovery where existing models of treatment are ineffective or lead to non-adherence.

Ineffective segmentation leads to event boundaries with similar feature values on either side of the boundary, exacerbating retrieval competition.

Since the prior importance sampling distribution employs no information from observations in proposing new samples, its use is often ineffective and leads to poor filtering performance.

Many of the pilots were ineffective unless led into battle by experienced men.

Instead, the vast majority of addicts are treated with methadone – a treatment that, according to Dr. Plattner, has been shown to be ineffective and leads to high rates of relapsing.

Analysis pointed to the uneasy transition from firing at a round target to shooting another human being and correcting this ineffective training led to substituting target dummies of human form for marksmanship training.