Sentence examples for ineffectual against from inspiring English sources
Then, after a week off, the Jets are clumsy and ineffectual against the Bengals.
Keegan argues that the technical intelligence wizardry that was employed during the cold war is ineffectual against today's terrorists.
In her view, the EU, which Romania joined in 2007, is culpably ineffectual against the half-democracies of the former Eastern bloc.
An earlier model of the Patriot, deployed in Israel during the Persian Gulf war in 1991, proved ineffectual against the 39 Scud missiles that Iraq fired at Israel.
He said that humanitarian appeals by Attorney General Janet Reno were sincere but ineffectual against the hard-line exiles in Miami who he said had converted the child into a political symbol in the fight to topple Cuba's Communist regime.
News of it encourages France to side decisively with the Americans and declare war on England, and through the next six years of war the finest army on the planet proves ever more tentative and ineffectual against the Americans.
Wilson opted for ineffectual sanctions against Rhodesia instead.
Even Bill O'Reilly recently chastised a family-values advocate for mounting politically ineffectual arguments against same-sex marriage.
Boards nailed on a slant across the doors carry boldly lettered but apparently ineffectual warnings against vandalism and trespass.
The brother of Conrad I, duke of Franconia and German king (911 918), Eberhard in 915 supported his brother's ineffectual action against the rebellious duke of Saxony, Henry the Fowler.
As Secretary of State under Jefferson, he was a champion of the unpopular Embargo Act and was mocked for his ineffectual protests against seizures of US shipping by the warring French and British.
