Sentence examples for ineffectual for the from inspiring English sources
Valdespin was fairly ineffectual for the big league club this season.
His motive to create a new Western empire alongside the Eastern one proved ineffectual, for the Byzantines regarded Charlemagne as a usurper.
From what I have seen of McGeady – and granted that has only been when he has been playing for Ireland – he is terribly inconsistent, is often out of the game and ineffectual for long periods and he only seems to shine against the smaller teams.
The Bank of Japan has been ineffectual for years in ending Japan's decadelong slump.
President Jonathan has been condemned by Nigerians for being ineffectual, for having a make-believe Presidency that promises much and delivers little, but the Dame (as she is called) has been even more a figure of fun.
He added: "Doctors were relatively ineffectual for 25 years on this issue.
One reason Japan's leaders were so ineffectual for so long was their fear of stoking public outrage.
The boss of the European Central Bank (ECB) may have failed earlier this year to slay the dragon of deflation when he launched €60bn (£43bn) a month of quantitative easing, but his policy worked to some degree and in any case, his weapons are ineffectual for now.
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.
Haiti's status quo has been ineffectual for 200 years.
In the Transformers movies, Megan plays an "auto mechanic" who wears the shortest short-shorts imaginable and sweats profusely while tinkering with cars, her back arched in a way that would be ineffectual for checking a fan belt.
