Sentence examples for ineffective time from inspiring English sources

Socket fitting is cost ineffective, time consuming, and a source of inconvenience for the amputee.

"But on every policy level, the government has accepted that, as a mechanism for extending home ownership, right-to-buy is unfair and ineffective". Time, perhaps, to exorcise those ghosts of governments past and start addressing housing policy in the round?

They simply are ineffective, time consuming and likely to be more counter-productive than productive.

Infection prevention is a mind set and the reasons for non compliance are related to psychological barriers, preconceived notions, cultural influences and ineffective time management rather than lack of available resources or knowledge.

"Busy" means ineffective time-management or poor prioritization.

Traps are effective for controlling small numbers of mice but are ineffective and time consuming with larger populations.

Although my partner and I had been using condoms, one split and the morning after pill was ineffective that time.

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

Similarly, the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, in a 2012 statement, concluded that: "Although corporal punishment may have a high rate of immediate behavior modification, it is ineffective over time, and is associated with increased aggression and decreased moral internalization of appropriate behavior".

The consequence of the latter is that many herbicides, antibiotics, antifungi and pesticides become ineffective over time.

They next assert that the fate of the plant variety protection (PVP) system illustrates a broader and more disturbing phenomenon in intellectual property law: the potential for sui generis, industry-specific intellectual property regimes to become increasingly ineffective over time.