Sentence examples for the more ineffective from inspiring English sources

Why was Moussa Sissoko sacrificed instead of one of the more ineffective Paul Pogba or Blaise Matuidi?

In the end, it was the Justice Department that brought the action which resulted in a criminal indictment of Andersen and finished the firm off.Mr Pitt looks all the more ineffective when compared with other figures tasked with bringing America's companies and banks to book.

"The more we do to avoid risk and protect our members from tough votes, the more ineffective and polarized the institution becomes.

And you're best off taking short strokes -- the razor becomes more ineffective as the strokes get longer.[1].

In their last 10 games against Hasek, the Rangers are 0-7-3 and have scored just 9 goals, which makes the Rangers only slightly more ineffective than the rest of the league.

Heilman was much more ineffective in the fourth; six of the seven Padres he faced got hits before he was removed.

Students often backslid significantly in the classrooms of ineffective teachers, and thousands of students in the study had two or more ineffective teachers in a row.A.J. Duffy, the president of United Teachers Los Angeles and caller of the boycott, scolded the Times: "You're leading people in a dangerous direction, making it seem like you can judge the quality of a teacher by...a test".

John Mayo, a former finance director of GEC, a British defence group later renamed Marconi, wrote with impunity in the Financial Times last year that "US acquisitions had to be made for cash as GEC was not compliant with the FCPA and so could not list in the US .The law against bribery abroad is rendered still more ineffective by the acceptance of what are known as "facilitation payments".

"It showed the growing lack of support for an E.U. that seems more and more ineffective at the U.N".

White replaced Armando Benitez in the 10th, and he was more ineffective than he had been at any time since the Mets obtained him last month from Tampa Bay.

In 2004, the archaic rules of the Senate forced the Brennan Center of Justice to conclude that our legislature was the nation's most dysfunctional, more ineffective than Mississippi, Louisiana and California.