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In the end, it was the Justice Department that brought the action which resulted in a criminal indictment of Andersen and finished the firm off.Mr Pitt looks all the more ineffective when compared with other figures tasked with bringing America's companies and banks to book.
"I can't think of a more ineffective organization when it comes to dealing with Congress," said Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas.
Further analysis revealed that older people are more likely to cite "Experts better" and "Ineffective", and are less likely to choose "Busy"; that females are more likely to cite "Difficult", and that people tend to cite "Ineffective" when they are more knowledgeable about past government efforts, while choose "Busy" or "Uninterested" when they are less knowledgeable.
"I worry that your methods" — he turned toward Dr. Dawkins — "how articulately barbed you can be, end up simply being ineffective, when you have much more power of influence".
Despite Walton's view that film music is ineffective when performed out of context, suites from several more of his film scores have been put together since his death.
Certain "soft" transformations inducing only slight structural modifications may be surprisingly ineffective when a molecule's bioactivity is linked to more than just highly localized functional groups.
In sheep, exogenous bovine lung extract surfactant was effective when instilled but ineffective when aerosolized, whereas beractant in the same animal model was more effective when aerosolized than when instilled.
But Republicans, who called the bills ineffective when they were passed, said on Thursday that the criminal charges were more evidence that Mr. Hackett and fellow Democrats were not sincere about stricter ethics rules.
He was ineffective when he returned.
Stop-and-frisk is fundamentally ineffective when it comes to getting guns off the streets.
Yet, Murray's dilemma is that he was no more ineffective than most of his teammates.
