Sentence examples for very ineffective in from inspiring English sources

"It was very ineffective in controlling health care costs," he said.

For the GAs using stochastic selection mechanisms, fitness distribution sometimes significantly impacts on the performance of selection process, so as to make it very ineffective in protecting superior individuals and preventing inferior individuals.

"Our competitors have simply virtualized the traditional science teaching method that have been documented to be very ineffective in numerous scientific studies.

Also the government is very ineffective in many ways and they know this, which is why they go to private industry so often.

"Punishment is very ineffective in changing behavior over the long term," Reynolds says.

"The stimulus has been very ineffective in actually generating long-term economic growth," Kirk said during a Monday speech in Northbook.

The "transmission" of shear strain into the solder is very ineffective when the solder is in the elastic state, resulting in smaller shear strains in the solder than the nominal values.

Fifty years of research has underscored the conclusion that swapping written messages is a very ineffective way to generate cooperation in conflict situations.

What we're going to do is bring a picture of Bob Dornan that the district is not aware of--that he's a very ineffective legislator who's mired in the politics of hatred and intolerance". People have said that before about Dornan (see: Republican Primary, 1992), but it hasn't worked.

… Clawing back business rate relief on independent schools seems a very ineffective tool to improve social mobility in any meaningful way".

Last night Barnaby Lennon, the chairman of the Independent Schools Council said that the stripping of business rate relief would be "a very ineffective tool to improve social mobility in any meaningful way".