Sentence examples for ineffective work from inspiring English sources

But Jones allowed six runs in four innings to the Cardinals in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series, a game that the Mets won despite Jones's ineffective work.

Designers unwittingly play to that misunderstanding, delivering gorgeous but ineffective work that ultimately fails.

Beyond leading to an uncomfortable and potentially ineffective working environment, it is possible that this type of relationship could compromise care.

The author, Tim Dumas -- who had attended Greenwich High School with Ms. Moxley -- also offered his theories about ineffective police work.

All ceria doped catalysts did not show any methane coupling activity in the absence of gaseous oxygen, suggesting that they were ineffective to work with alternate feeds of CH4 and O2 (redox) mode.

Mackie finds that campaigns against female genital cutting today which try to persuade people individually that it is wrong are generally ineffective; what works is organizing entire collections of villages to coordinate all together in ceremonies to publicly abandon it.

They argued that the laws were unconstitutional because they resulted in a disproportionate number of ineffective teachers working in minority schools.

They argued those laws were unconstitutional because they ultimately translated into a disproportionate amount of ineffective teachers working in schools that served primarily poor black and Latino students.

Treu wrote that one defense witness "testified that 1% to 3% of teachers in California are grossly ineffective". That works out to 2,750 to 8,250 poor-performing teachers.

Nearing self-imposed limits, they may buy extra time for increasingly ineffective QE to work.

If calcium and vitamin D supplements are ineffective, what does work?