Sentence examples for particularly ineffective from inspiring English sources

I found the flash was particularly ineffective.

So it looks like it was a particularly ineffective thing to do.

Historically, Patrick Ewing has been particularly ineffective on three days' rest.

The tactic was particularly ineffective against Randy Moss, who finished with 179 yards and 2 touchdowns.

The retractions of captured militants would be particularly ineffective, given their prisoner status, he argued.

It would be particularly ineffective in this case because Sony does not make such information available about its PlayStation.

It is doubtful whether histamine alone can account for persistent wealing especially as antihistamines, even in high doses, are often ineffective, particularly in the severe form of the disease.

One particularly sterile and ineffective approach is computer-based diversity training.

The judicial system is often criticized as corrupt and ineffective, particularly by the standards of the European Union, which now includes Bulgaria.

Less than 90 years after the right to vote was extended to all men and women in the UK regardless of wealth, the practice of outsourcing government services to private companies is rendering democracy ineffective, particularly for those most affected.

In the ensuing standoff, as the Qaddafi forces shell the rebel-held city of Misurata, killing hundreds of civilians, NATO's credibility is suffering, with critics saying it risks looking weak and ineffective — particularly in comparison with the blistering American-led attacks in the first weeks of the air campaign.