Sentence examples for rendering ineffective from inspiring English sources

It is also possible that Mr. Kim's criticism reflected a general concern in Asia that the American missile defense plans will isolate China by rendering ineffective its tiny nuclear arsenal.

Unfortunately, in 2013, the Supreme Court crippled one of the most effective protections of that act in its Shelby County v. Holder decision by rendering ineffective the requirement that certain jurisdictions with a history of voting discrimination get pre-approval for voting changes.

The main interpretation for this occurrence is that cycle 4 represents a plateau for our selection, thus, rendering ineffective additional selection cycles.

Those drugs, however, were eventually rendered ineffective by multidrug-resistant S. Typhi.

Previously practical secure deletion tools and techniques are rapidly becoming obsolete, and are rendered ineffective.

But until a new formula for section 4 can be drafted in Congress, it is rendered ineffective.

The world will change subtly, without your even noticing, and behaviors that once worked will be rendered ineffective.

When this policy was rendered ineffective by the Boston Tea Party, Dartmouth sought to reimpose strict British control over the colonies.

The most powerful of security and privacy mechanisms may be rendered ineffective if people cannot use them.

Under such circumstances, the bearing vibrational signal is non-stationary, which renders ineffective the techniques used for bearing fault diagnosis under constant running conditions.

Popovich turned to him with the Mavericks leading by 63-48 with 3 minutes 44 seconds left in the third quarter and Parker rendered ineffective because of a stomach virus.