Sentence examples for ineffective strategies from inspiring English sources

Charities are often complicit — they will sometimes choose ineffective strategies like canned food drives because they are more attractive to donors.

Any international aid that is provided should help establish this relationship between the state and its estranged citizens, rather than focusing on ineffective strategies to counter Islamist politics that we know don't work.

"If you're in a middle-class school and someone is using ineffective strategies, it's more likely your mom will notice and take you for tutoring, or work with you herself," said Robert E. Slavin, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University who created Success for All.

You don't want them redoubling their efforts with the same ineffective strategies.

That's where we learn that shaming and blaming are increasingly ineffective strategies for dissent today.

Even children receiving good grades may be exhausting or undermining themselves through ineffective strategies.

Non-participation, however, proved itself an ineffective strategy for promoting and protecting human rights.

The clock appears initially to be broken, but its handlessness proves an ineffective strategy against the "game".

And it was really bad: a lazy and likely ineffective "strategy", so over-the-top in its obviousness that it was practically begging for a response from Google".

Hundreds of migrants have been convicted in this way, giving a veneer of success to an ineffective strategy for slowing migration.

Even when studios agree that an issue is a priority -- combating digital piracy, for instance -- efforts have often been dragged down by disjointed or ineffective strategy and public messages.