Sentence examples for simply ineffective from inspiring English sources
Beckerman was simply ineffective on both sides of the ball.
Many such aids—such as amphetamines have proved to be dangerous, whereas others are simply ineffective.
Further, Rael says that building a wall to keep determined people out of any place is simply ineffective.
Other times, Bertone said, a drug was simply ineffective and the animal died of the underlying disease.
Mr. Romney casts the administration's interventions as simply ineffective; Mr. Obama's campaign says Mr. Romney failed to deliver on jobs and government-slimming promises as governor of Massachusetts.
The results could be either tragic (as in Michigan's "cool cities" campaign, subsidizing the arts in Detroit), unnecessary (as in planners' support of Brooklyn's "edginess"), or, more often, simply ineffective.
Actually, in my mind, I do not see any great gain in remaining a member of the House, even from a relatively good District, if it means we would be simply a vocal but ineffective minority".
"I worry that your methods" — he turned toward Dr. Dawkins — "how articulately barbed you can be, end up simply being ineffective, when you have much more power of influence".
But as educators try to bridge the yawning achievement gaps between poor minority students and white middle-class ones, some are worried that the summer programs -- many of which are mandatory for students who fail to meet promotion requirements -- will simply repeat ineffective teaching approaches and frustrate children with endless drills for high-stakes exams.
For Martin Rathfelder meanwhile, Director of the Manchester based, Labour-affiliated Socissuet Heatth Astakeatisn, thatissunder stake is that under both Labour and now the coalition, the way money has been spent, or not spent as the case may be, has simply been ineffective in improving public health and tackling health inequalities.
She said: "Getting the price right is vital for minimum pricing to work - too low and it will simply be ineffective.
