Sentence examples for relatively ineffectual from inspiring English sources
He added: "Doctors were relatively ineffectual for 25 years on this issue.
For that reason and also to woo conservative congressional Democrats and, futilely, Republicans Obama's stimulus proposal was too small and too larded with relatively ineffectual tax cuts.
For that reason — and also to woo conservative congressional Democrats and, futilely, Republicans — Obama's stimulus proposal was too small and too larded with relatively ineffectual tax cuts.
Bede implies that the mission in Northumbria was successful, but there is little supporting evidence, and it is more likely that Paulinus' missionary efforts there were relatively ineffectual.
In South Africa, A. sericifera is pollinated primarily by native honeybees (A. mellifera) while nocturnal moths are relatively ineffectual pollinators.
Symptoms are usually only evident after blockage of the bile duct and, at this late stage, chemotherapy and radiotherapy are relatively ineffectual, leaving surgical resection as the only option for treatment.
What works well in health markets with limited types of formal sector actors and a relatively well-resourced regulator, may be ineffectual in the context of informal markets with a large variety of actors and an under-resourced regulator.
The parliamentary opposition is ineffectual.
Traffic police are ineffectual.
It has proved ineffectual.
