Sentence examples for too ineffective from inspiring English sources

Some of the cheapest and most widely available contraceptive methods are too ineffective to be practical.

A few cancer experts say the treatment has proved too toxic and too ineffective to use.

In fact, the main concern reasonable people have about the Fed's plans — a concern that I share — is that they are likely to prove too weak, too ineffective.

The central government and administration remains weak and divided, while the E.U. has been too ineffective in overseeing the implementation of political and economic reforms.

They are nowhere near ready to give the compound to people and, as with all new drugs, there is a good possibility that they will either be too toxic or too ineffective for human use.

He argues that scientists are too used to working behind closed doors, and too ineffective at anticipating the consequences of their research and the consequences, in an age where biotechnology allows us to dramatically alter the world around us, could be catastrophic.

All too often, they are also ineffective.

He, too, was ineffective against Howard.

An icebreaker was also used but it too proved ineffective".

"Over the last three years we have listened to feedback from the public about too much ineffective stop and search.

But he, too, was ineffective in the final two games, producing a minus-1 differential in Game 6 and a minus-2 on Saturday night.