Sentence examples similar to though ineffectively from inspiring English sources

They have in turn accused the inspector general of ineffectively pursuing corruption.

Marshall had snatched defeat from the jaws of victory by ineffectively using his numerical superiority and his topographical advantage.

This in turn is part of a bigger question: why has Iraq fought the war so ineffectively?Partly because the coalition has fought rather well.

The scandal did not imperil his political career severely, though he denied the charges against him rather ineffectively, since the details were convoluted and were never clearly articulated or convincingly proven.

Though, selected under the "smart city" project launched by the Indian government, the city faces many urban challenges ineffectively addressed by the current development plan.

Though they are few in number, the student activists are in the vanguard of a movement to reject not only religious dictatorship, but also the "religious democracy" that Mr Khatami has struggled ineffectively to install.

Whoa!" I yelled optimistically — and ineffectively.

Sometimes the vocal writing is ineffectively difficult.

An old air-conditioner rattled ineffectively in the window.

Rather, it focused on processing individual complaints against officers -- and it did so ineffectively.

Too large, and the compounds will be extracted ineffectively, leading to weak-tasting coffee.