Sentence examples for run ineffectively from inspiring English sources

Such a design tackles one issue that flummoxed data centre managers while irritating these same facilities' critics: data centres often spend the bulk of their budgets on cooling systems because engineers were fearful that excessive heat would prompt these large systems to run ineffectively.

And corruption is only part of the problem of poor governance – many countries are run ineffectively, lacking accountability, transparency and rule of law.

Except for "System D," of course, and transactions hidden for reasons of tax avoidance, which run on ZCash, which is (ineffectively) banned by governments who fear the loss of their tax revenue from earned income hidden by zk-SNARKs.

Some blame Karl Rove for how ineffectively his independent expenditure campaign was run.

Roosevelt also referred to the dam as Boulder Dam, and the Republican-leaning Los Angeles Times, which at the time of Ickes' name change had run an editorial cartoon showing Ickes ineffectively chipping away at an enormous sign "HOOVER DAM", reran it showing Roosevelt reinforcing Ickes, but having no greater success.

Hampered by bad weather and political fears in the alliance, the air campaign started out slowly and ineffectively.

He ate heartily but pitched ineffectively, giving up eight hits and four runs in a loss to a mediocre Baltimore Orioles ball club.

I think of the people running this country as the mad-dashers, a largely confused and inconsistent group lurching ineffectively from one enormous problem to another.

The fledgling F.B.I. intervened, ineffectively.

Whoa!" I yelled optimistically — and ineffectively.

Sometimes the vocal writing is ineffectively difficult.