Sentence examples for time ineffective from inspiring English sources
"time ineffective" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe something that is not effective or efficient in terms of time. Example: The new scheduling system proved to be time ineffective, causing delays and disruptions in the work flow.
At the time, ineffective data collection made it difficult to determine exactly what was happening where.
In April, members of the faculty senate passed a vote of no confidence in Frederick's leadership, for, according to the chair at the time, "ineffective fund-raising" and a failure to incorporate faculty perspectives in decision-making.
are most of time ineffective for the removal of heavy metal ions at low concentrations (below 50 mg/L).
"It is inefficient, most of the time ineffective, oftentimes complicated by fraud or incompetence," he said.
"To maintain such a cumbersome and at times ineffective military organization is extravagant," he said at the time.
"To maintain such a cumbersome and at times ineffective military organization is extravagant," Mr. Putin was quoted as saying by the Interfax news agency.
First, having repeated exposure to seminars from many disciplines models effective (and, at times, ineffective) communication strategies.
As it stands, there is promising evidence for the effectiveness of interventions targeted at workers with PTSD; however, in populations such as those injured at work, traditional psychotherapy is at times ineffective [ 8, 20].
In some instances this can be very time-ineffective, especially in brainstorming-type meetings.
She would not waste precious time with ineffective drugs or trial-and-error treatment.
Goals from Gordon Strachan and Carl Shutt (a substitute for Eric Cantona, who not for the last time was ineffective in European competition) gave Leeds a 2-1 win.
