Sentence examples for making him ineffective from inspiring English sources

Brazil was effective in making him ineffective.

When Brown was dismissed, Scotty Stirling, who had replaced DeBusschere, said that Brown's acerbic style had made him ineffective.

Problems with his foot and shoulder kept him out of tonight's game and made him ineffective in the opening 4-0 loss.

"You have to decide: can we get to him, can we put pressure on him and do we need to heat him up to make him ineffective," Fassel said.

People who were transactional Chavistas blame Maduro based on feeling that the policies he's implemented have made him ineffective.

The common wisdom was that the young QB could take a defense by surprise once, but the League would soon learn his weaknesses and make him ineffective.

The citizens erroneously believed the raiding was committed by Native Americans from the reservations, and they feared Ross's friendship with those on the reservations would make him ineffective.

At one point in his career, he almost lost his job as a social worker because some people said his accent was so thick that it made him ineffective.

"The umpires wouldn't change the ball and it made him very ineffective - and he was one of the best spinners in the world at the time.

Tracy has done all he can to resurrect the abortion scandal by running television ads arguing DesJarlais' conduct has made him an ineffective congressman.

Mr. Elkind suggests that the qualities that made Mr. Spitzer such a formidable attorney general — aggression, moralistic certainty and a reluctance to compromise — are the same ones that made him such an ineffective governor, stymied by the corrupt, backroom-deal-making world of Albany.