Sentence examples for ineffectual use of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, had Bill Clinton been early in his second term in September , 2001 facing a crisis that called on his gift for empathy and international leadership, while forcing him beyond his often ineffectual use of power — well, it doesn't bear thinking of.
Discusses how the Bureau has been ineffectual despite the use of illegal methods.
Mr Zenawi has already splintered the ineffectual opposition parties with the liberal use of torture and imprisonment.
Ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuels end up reducing black carbon emissions because they allow for the use of particulate exhaust filters, which would have been "poisoned" (rendered ineffectual) by sulfates.
In Vulindlela, the use of pamphlets as an outreach strategy was found to be ineffectual due to poor literacy and was replaced by public mobilization talks held in central and public community areas.
Similar to the use of the English word stillborn as a synonym for useless or ineffectual (7), it is unsurprising that the local term makes no reference to the life that has been lost.
Historically, most attempts at border screening have been ineffectual, as demonstrated by the pandemic spread of SARS and influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 to many countries despite the use of border screening.
It was cut off; but the improvised use of older technologies like actual landlines, and the media's cameras, and even new tricks like voice-tweets, made those efforts ineffectual.
Even the use of artificial resynthesis to develop new allopolyploids, which greatly enhances the level of recombination between the Brassica A and C genomes [ 11], has been ineffectual [ 59].
The content or uses of such media are as diverse as they are ineffectual in shaping the form of human association.
And not the small, petty and ineffectual rage of racism, whose cynical uses improve not a single life, but the bigger and more powerful rage that can carry a polity from sorrow to something better, something entirely new.
