Sentence examples for more ineffective as from inspiring English sources

And you're best off taking short strokes -- the razor becomes more ineffective as the strokes get longer.[1].

"The risk for the unions after this is that they will be viewed as even more ineffective".

Consequently millions of the working poor will only get a third of the gain going to their better-off counterparts, and tax cuts become a singularly ineffective means of supporting low-income households (even more ineffective, you might say, seeing as even under today's system most of the gains already flow to the better-off).

But Gilmar is more of an attacking midfielder, and he proved ineffective as well.

As soon as a revolutionary becomes ineffective, as soon as his death will bring more use than his activities, they kill him, then create a big furor around it to give his death more significance," he said. .

As a result, in June, more ineffective permanent and probationary teachers will be ushered out of this District--so better teachers will not be laid off.

Or maybe it was a more fundamental unease -- a sense that such crackdowns are not only late in coming, but ineffective as well.

The total score as well as the subscales scores are calculated via means with higher scores indicating more ineffective parenting behaviour.

Lucas was ineffective as well, as the Jets lost 13 10.

Orde said water cannons, which some commentators have called for, would be "entirely inappropriate and more importantly entirely ineffective" as they were unwieldy and used for fixed locations.

As such, the bone-screw interface within the vertebral body becomes so poor that adjustments to the screw's design alone prove to be ineffective as conditions become more severe.