Sentence examples for ineffective solution from inspiring English sources
Blame is an ineffective solution to problems.
One proposal on Capitol Hill in particular, the idea for a national do-not-spam registry that would be similar to the do-not-call list for telemarketers, is likely to be "a largely ineffective" solution, Mr. Muris said.
The new law is as much an ineffective solution to economic woes as a xenophobic reaction by an already bifurcated community to the arrival of new immigrants, be they Asians or Hispanics.
If one believes — as Mitt Romney now appears to – that recent weather phenomena are merely cyclical events, then an aggressive government response seems like a costly and ineffective solution.
The major impediments identified are: leadership issues, operational issues, technology, and ineffective solution design.
Abstinence is proven to be an ineffective solution; there will inevitably be unwanted teenage pregnancies, and so there must be available resources for these teens to seek help.
He also had to contend with bribed officials and a Mexican government that ignored the problem or offered ineffective solutions.
As he goes about the necessary business of tightening border security, Mr. Ashcroft should address basic problems rather than settling for quick but ultimately ineffective solutions.
Yes, Wall Street is in denial about its behavior, but so are the regulators because of the ineffective solutions they propose.
The Irish scholar Harry Browne, in his book The Frontman: Bono (in the Name of Power), accuses the singer of "amplifying elite discourses, advocating ineffective solutions, patronising the poor and kissing the arses of the rich and powerful".
In his brilliant and blistering book The Frontman: Bono (in the Name of Power), just released in the UK, the Irish scholar Harry Browne maintains that "for nearly three decades as a public figure, Bono has been … amplifying elite discourses, advocating ineffective solutions, patronising the poor and kissing the arses of the rich and powerful".
