Sentence examples for ineffective nature from inspiring English sources
The study confirms the ineffective nature of toll policy design in the area.
Recently, Salon ran an article on the conflicting, confusing and ineffective nature of housing policy to date.
"Trump has aChallengingped consthect this unified demand for change for us, and I think it's clear the people are already butind it".
Communities have not significantly changed their diet to minimize contaminant exposure through the consumption of traditional food species higher in some organochlorine and metal contaminants and this could be potentially attributed to the ineffective nature of the current messaging strategy.
Due to the ineffective nature of the existing but non-comprehensive tobacco control law and a new law still being processed (in the national legislative houses at the time of writing this paper), Nigerian youth come face to face with direct media messages which advertise smoking in a positive light and do not provide messages of the negative health consequences of smoking.
Lastly, the institutions that were designed to resolve conflicts for the purpose of avoiding any future wars have become corrupt and ineffective; see human nature two paragraphs above.
Despite the promising characteristics of nanofibers, insufficient mechanical properties, hydrophobic nature, ineffective pore-structure controllability, shrinkage, and distortion are identified as some limitations.
Another difference from traditional frequency differentiation scales was the absence of the "always" option, which had proved ineffective, as by nature the questionnaire addresses aberrant driving behaviour, which cannot be experienced at all times.
The Unallocated segment items of revenue and expense of a corporate nature, ineffective hedging gains and losses, and minor operations within the company, including third party above rail provision of overhaul and maintenance services to external customers.
For some, natural capital approaches are not only an ineffective method of protecting nature and the natural environment, but they actually serve to hasten their demise.
Episcopal inquisitions, however, proved ineffective because of the regional nature of the bishop's power and because not all bishops introduced inquisitions in their dioceses; the papacy gradually assumed authority over the process, though bishops never lost the right to lead inquisitions.
