Traditionally, honey collectors and wood gatherers entered the forest only with a gunin, a man credited with knowledge of charms to keep tigers at bay; but, as "Tiger Cult of the Sundarvans" notes, in recent times "more than once their tricks have been proved ineffective... to check the howling beast," particularly when gunins themselves have fallen to the tiger's paw.
Torres, perhaps cowed by suggestions of David Villa's possible arrival as competition for his place, was so ineffective at Norwich yesterday that one had to check the team sheet at half-time to confirm that he was indeed on it.
First of all, we wish to check that the DFE is basically ineffective against the residual nonlinearity, and, hence, the latter can be obtained from Figure6, as the difference TD−OBO.
Was Australia's Westminster system – increasingly run on an American model, but without American checks and balances, and where the British conventions of parliament, executive and party had greatly corroded – still the best to ensure democracy strengthened and grew, to check the excesses of executive power; or had it grown ineffective and in need of reform?
I called Peter Nicholson – editor of The Journal of the Law Society of Scotland – to check the Sovereigns' claims and find out whether their line of defence is just as ineffective as their freemen brothers'.
Despite the early success of polyamine inhibitors such as alpha-difluoromethylornithine (DFMO) in treating the latter stages of African sleeping sickness, in which the central nervous system is affected, they proved to be ineffective in checking other major diseases caused by parasitic protozoa, such as Chagas' disease, leishmaniasis or malaria.
The Obama administration appears ineffective in checking the Islamophobia and the opposition, which is now embodied by Trump, is fueling the fire.
Ineffective, to say the least.
Government seems distant and ineffective to many voters.
"Torture need not be ineffective to be wrong," she said.
