Sentence examples for ineffectual argument from inspiring English sources

Now, they lose the "Democrats are ineffectual" argument.

Even Bill O'Reilly recently chastised a family-values advocate for mounting politically ineffectual arguments against same-sex marriage.

It was meant to ensure that the Obama government appeared dysfunctional and broken and prove the argument that Obama is ineffectual, weak, and unable to reach across the aisle.

Research focusing on the resistance to contemporary controversial topics has shown that fact-based arguments are often ineffectual for increasing acceptance of facts about controversial topics, such as climate change and evolution.

[8] Balaic, like so many others, was firmly convinced — call it a feeling of typographic rectitude — that Comic Sans was "rendering things ineffectual," or, to be fair to his argument, was at least reputed to have that effect.

It identifies as major issues the rise of executive power at the expense of Parliament, the frustration of political activists who feel they are ignored by party leaderships and the lack of differentiation between the parties.The argument that Parliament has become ineffectual must have a hollow ring to government ministers.

The argument, "But I like it here," was ineffectual.

There are no reasonable arguments left for ad-hoc and largely ineffectual initiatives, for prevarication in the name of dialogue or further study.

As history so painfully testifies, this type of legislation proved ineffectual on the one occasion when there was a real argument for it.

This logic, plus arguments about the fine balance between overdoses and ineffectual underdoses, ensured the centralization of treatments, even when they did not require expensive apparatus.

The more substantial argument against quantitative easing is that purchases of securities would be ineffectual, given Europe's bank-based financial system.