Sentence examples for to be ineffectual from inspiring English sources
Bremer, in almost every major aspect, proved to be ineffectual.
The culturally sophisticated Idris turns out to be ineffectual.
He forcibly converted them, yet these conversions proved to be ineffectual.
Martine Aubry, the party's first secretary, is said to be ineffectual, barely invested and brusque.
They are part of an ill-defined leftist opposition group, but it, too, proves to be ineffectual.
Nato proved to be ineffectual in the face of the takeover of Crimea but the Baltic countries are potentially different.
In masks worn for socially significant rituals, the change in identity of the wearer for that of the mask is vital, for if the spirit represented does not reside in the image of the mask, the ritual petitions, supplications, and offerings made to it would be ineffectual and meaningless.
To the Editor: Thanks to Nicholas D. Kristof for his frightening reminder that without attending to the population explosion, "international efforts to fight global poverty" will be ineffectual.
In this case, blocking tactics aimed at preventing transmission from the reservoir to the target host will be ineffectual (horizontal arrow from point B in Figure 3A), but target control may prove highly effective (vertical arrow from point B in Figure 3A).
(Subtle hints to get them to share were ineffectual).
Saints can be ineffectual.
