Sentence examples for really ineffectual from inspiring English sources

This new administration's own inexperience, coupled with some really ineffectual law-making, have conspired to grind the body politic to a halt.

"These measures are really poorly designed and ineffectual," said Daniel Kerner, an analyst with Eurasia Group, a risk consulting firm.

At the first sign of resistance the government steps back, saying that it's democratic when really it's just ineffectual".

Which just shows how ineffectual a leader Boehner truly is, really.

But who really cares, as this treaty was totally ineffectual anyway, for global carbon dioxide emissions increased 41% between 1990 and 2008?

David Cameron sometimes seems a bit ineffectual, as though he's only really in it for the weekends at Chequers and the chance to annoy Boris Johnson.

• To the Editor: The energy bills coming out of both the House and the Senate prove yet again how utterly ineffectual our political system is at really solving the nation's biggest problems.

Concentrating attentively and selectively on the issues that really concern you, rather than fretting and being ineffectual in your response, can help you relax and give some space to get a fresh look at the subject.