Sentence examples for which proved ineffective from inspiring English sources

While the city flourished, the province remained depopulated; eventually it joined the Achaean League, which proved ineffective in protecting Messenia from Spartan onslaughts.

In case of a high attack frequency, it is necessary to initiate standard prophylactic treatment and it should be stressed that preventive medicine which proved ineffective during the medication overuse period may now again have become effective [47].

Instead, they'd just talk to him about his behavior, which proved ineffective.

Earlier Flowers had twin 0.5 inches machine guns which proved ineffective.

Police countered with tear gas and stun guns were first used to disperse crowds, which proved ineffective.

The exception to this was benzo[a]pyrene, which proved ineffective in these studies, presumably because the levels of cytochrome P450 isoforms required to convert benzo[a]pyrene into active epoxides were too low in CHO-K1 cells.

Another difference from traditional frequency differentiation scales was the absence of the "always" option, which had proved ineffective, as by nature the questionnaire addresses aberrant driving behaviour, which cannot be experienced at all times.

There is only one study which proved mitoxantrone ineffective.

All experiments were performed against a control, the jasmine oil, which proved totally ineffective.

The government and the company responded by getting Judge Sporkin thrown off the case and found a new judge to approve the decree, which, indeed, proved ineffective.

The government at the time she took office, headed by Vilis Kristopans, which had proved ineffective and cosy with people in the oil business, resigned within weeks.