Sentence examples for ineffectiveness by from inspiring English sources

However, none reached clinical stage due to their ineffectiveness by oral route.

"Osorio Chong is trying to justify the federal authority's ineffectiveness by putting the blame on the corruption of local governments," Benítez told VICE News.

He was originally the third-string quarterback, but ineffectiveness by Bucky Richardson led Tolliver to relieve him in a game against the Cleveland Browns.

After years of ineffectiveness by those government-sponsored mortgage firms, there's finally hope that they'll rise again to the challenge, with this month's installation of former Rep. Mel Watt as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees both firms.

It remains to be seen whether the new office results in greater transparency and public confidence in Congress — or more of the rope-a-dope ineffectiveness epitomized by the ethics committee.

But the grouping, dominated by Russia and plagued by ineffectiveness and lingering suspicions, was eventually all but abandoned as a useful instrument.

The differences between the findings of the pilot trial and the present trial are therefore more parsimoniously explained by the relative effectiveness of structured care than by an ineffectiveness of CBT when administered by primary care doctors following minimal training.

All reported side effects (including experiences on ineffectiveness) were coded by one of the authors (SvdW) and checked by a second author (EvG), using preferred terms of the World Health Organisation Adverse Reaction Terminology (WHO-ART) [ 12].

The ineffectiveness is exacerbated by performances that are either flat or arch -- and sometimes both, simultaneously.

"They just cannot be expected to be absorbing the consequences of the international community's ineffectiveness in Syria by themselves".

This ineffectiveness is accelerated by technological developments as well.