Sentence examples similar to ineffectively placed from inspiring English sources

Current cancer therapies have limited efficacy because they are highly toxic, ineffectively target tumors, and poorly penetrate tumor tissue.

Differential levels of importance placed on cognitive artefacts, particularly patient-authored Birth Plans, which were either not acknowledged or used ineffectively in some cases, further undermined the positive effects of handover described by participants.

But the Knicks' usual one-two punch came up empty, with Lee struggling inside and Chris Duhon playing ineffectively at the point.

And no longer desirable, because much of the development assistance has been self-serving and ineffectively utilized in the first place.

Johnson purposely (and ineffectively) lightened his style in order to hide his authorship.

The Ottomans returned fire ineffectively until 09 35 when the Italian gunfire set the Avnillah afire.

Indeed, the film blames the Fed not only for ineffectively responding to crises but for helping to cause some of them in the first place — arguing, for instance, that ahead of the 1929 stock-market crash the Fed kept interest rates too low for too long.

The fledgling F.B.I. intervened, ineffectively.

Whoa!" I yelled optimistically — and ineffectively.

Sometimes the vocal writing is ineffectively difficult.

An old air-conditioner rattled ineffectively in the window.