This skill is so vital that, in its absence, good leaders turn bad, good executives become ineffective, and good colleagues turn into adversaries.
For eight years under the Bush Administration, the FDA basically outsourced shellfish safety to the industry and the states that host it, by letting a committee called the Interstate Shellfish Sanitation Conference experiment with minimal, and as it turns out, ineffective measures to minimize the danger.
A 2 September 2004 article in Nature says many Thai farmers are turning to ineffective black-market vaccines to avoid killing their birds.
You can also upgrade/Pack-a-Punch the weapon, as it can turn an ineffective gun into a Zombie Eradicator.
What makes the situation even more complicated is that international mediation, in the format of OSCE Minsk Group, has turned into an ineffective mechanism, leading to a stalemate.
If it was, it turned out to be ineffective.
The town's permethrin insecticides turned out to be ineffective, and daily rains washed away previous efforts.
But when the flow of refugees into Europe jumped in 2014, these institutions and rules turned out to be ineffective.
The organization decided that not only monetization but also giving out food was ineffective, and turned to more long-term development programs.
However, this turned out to be ineffective due to the RC constants obtained and the internal capacitance of the speaker and was thus not implemented in the final design.
Isis is close to capturing the Syrian Kurdish town of Kobani, just a short distance from the Turkish border, after a three-week siege in which US air strikes turned out to be ineffective in preventing Isis winning an important victory.
