Sentence examples for pretty ineffective from inspiring English sources

Guilt is usually pretty ineffective over all.

We did a trial a few years ago on Gardeners' World and found that they were pretty ineffective.

And Don, you know if I tried to fine tune my messages based upon polls I think I'd be pretty ineffective.

Coaching Simply put, the Lions have had some pretty ineffective coaches in their storied history.

It is also pretty ineffective at educating voters about racism and the ideological flaws of Trump's platform.

Even more to the point, it is pretty ineffective on my part given that the other person can't even hear me!

But those consistent messages turned out to be pretty consistently ineffective.

Or here's option B: we'll agree to a two-to-three-year sentence, but you have to make a series of videotapes for law-enforcement officers explaining the specifics of what you do for a living, and you also have to go on national TV and show your face, so that you're pretty much ineffective as a pickpocket from now on".

LONDON — A decision by authorities in Bahrain to outlaw Guy Fawkes masks looks like a pretty desperate and ineffective way of crushing dissent.

But, on the question of "value added," most venture capitalists, even among the leading firms, are pretty passive and ineffective when it comes to assisting companies.

It also has something to do with the fact that all the burly miners who arrived in the 70s are now pretty old and ineffective as well as the fact that there is absolutely zero guarantee of finding opal, which means that miners down on their luck often have no choice but to turn to the government.