Sentence examples for is very ineffective from inspiring English sources

"Some people request plastic surgery, but it is very ineffective where people do not have any cosmetic disfigurement.

The "transmission" of shear strain into the solder is very ineffective when the solder is in the elastic state, resulting in smaller shear strains in the solder than the nominal values.

Although storage of oxygen is very ineffective on this catalyst, CO2 is stored by its dynamic interaction with the support to form carbonates or bicarbonates causing slow removal of product CO2 from the reactor bed.

Also the government is very ineffective in many ways and they know this, which is why they go to private industry so often.

Against much evidence that such a law is very ineffective at reducing poverty, the administration is still touting the benefits they claim would help millions of workers.

"Punishment is very ineffective in changing behavior over the long term," Reynolds says.

"It was very ineffective in controlling health care costs," he said.

An independent audit in 2010 said that financial controls were "very ineffective or non-existent".

The rapidly expanding capital was governed by a patchwork of authorities, some of which were very ineffective.

He told the committee: "The PCC is an old boys' club and it's certainly been very ineffective.

"If fear is in the forefront of your thinking, you better not go out there because, for starters, you're going to be very ineffective," he said.