Sentence examples for remarkably ineffective from inspiring English sources
Anti-duelling legislation, however, proved remarkably ineffective.
We all know that bans, like superinjunctions, are remarkably ineffective.
As of now all meat recalls are voluntary and remarkably ineffective at getting bad meat off supermarket shelves.
"The Syrian response was remarkably ineffective in all domains," said Lieutenant-General Kenneth McKenzie, director of the US joint staff.
Government reports suggest that airline security procedures are remarkably ineffective, routinely failing to catch explosive materials carried by undercover agents.
He has used his executive powers to shield millions of migrants from deportation, and started to dismantle the (remarkably ineffective) embargo against Cuba.
Remarkably, AA was totally ineffective on mitochondria from CyP-D knock-out fibroblasts (Figure 3B).
Outcomes in all Chinese studies were mainly classified into the following categories: cured, remarkably effective, improved, and ineffective.
Remarkably, IL-1 treatment was ineffective in activating the expression of Nfkb2 mRNA in WT MEFs, despite the early induction of Nfkbia (bottom, Figure 5A).
Unusually uninvolved and ineffective.
Remarkably, Wolbachia infection provides insect hosts with resistance to many arboviruses thereby rendering the insects ineffective as vectors.
