Sentence examples for ineffective living from inspiring English sources

Conversely, when people are unwilling to remain in contact with their negative psychological experiences (e.g. pain, fear, and anxiety) it is seen as an important determinant of emotional turmoil and ineffective living.

Even our ordinary common-sense judgment is rendered ineffective, since "we are living in a topsy-turvy world, a world where we cannot find our way by abiding by the rules of what once was common sense" (UP, 383).

With FKBP12 as the model target protein, the ligand binding pocket-oriented labeling reagent could label intracellular protein, whereas protein surface-oriented reagent was ineffective for labeling in living cells, partially because of the intracellular protein fluctuation under the macromolecular crowding effects.

However, some guardians were ineffective because they lived too far away from the patients and only acted when the client was sick or because of conflicting advice in case of multiple guardians.

Why are the defenders of the living world so ineffective?

Those infected in one part of the world will often spread the infection to those living elsewhere if ineffective treatment is used.

39 During the analysis of this study we became concerned about the number of children with asthma living in homes with ineffective heating.

Oversimplified and incorrect assumptions about the situation of those living in high-risk areas may lead to ineffective solutions (Oliver-Smith 1991).

If the MET system were demonstrated to be ineffective in saving lives and preventing serious complications, then would we abandon all attempts to reach out from within our ICUs?

In effect, even though CCT assistance has succeeded in reducing the number of people living in extreme poverty in Mexico it has simultaneously been ineffective in reducing the overall number of people living below the national poverty line (Montalvo, 2014).

In addition, isolating patients and quarantining contacts may be ineffective when infected persons live in large households with many other susceptible persons.