Sentence examples for ineffective over from inspiring English sources

Guilt is usually pretty ineffective over all.

Once one is found, it may not alleviate every attack, and it may prove ineffective over time.

In China standard drugs are now ineffective over a third of the time against a bacterium that can cause severe lung infections.

"The preservation of competition," he wrote, is not "incompatible with an extensive system of social services — so long as the organization of these services is not designed in such a way as to make competition ineffective over wide fields".

Mike Pelfrey was rocked in the worst start of his career Monday, when he allowed six runs in an inning and a third, and he has been mysteriously ineffective over the past month.

Senator John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the ranking Democrat on the panel, denounced the program on Wednesday on the Senate floor as "totally unjustified and very, very wasteful". Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, later called it "unnecessary, ineffective, over budget and too expensive". Neither senator would say much more about what he was referring to.

Meanwhile, NHS England has been accused of introducing "ability to pay" through the back door by forcing patients to pay for other products it claims are "ineffective, over-priced and low value", instead of giving prescriptions for them.

I want you to skip those potentially dangerous and probably ineffective over-the-counter cleanses.

So perhaps it is actually the mechanics of an ineffective and over-burdened manufacturing system that is the true culprit behind why our runway models look the way they do.

Failing to properly address NIH's past discrimination will discourage promising trainees and encourage expensive and ineffective compensatory over-recruitment.

Vitamin K antagonists, including warfarin and acenocoumarol, prevent carboxylation of the vitamin-dependent coagulation factors, making them ineffective, and over-anticoagulation may result in severe bleeding complications [ 1].