Sentences with phrase «so ineffective»

Why throw your hat into a system that is proven to be so ineffective and discouraging, and really, one that doesn't really work?

Blockchain - ed identity management seems to be so ineffective with doubtful outcomes.

«First, they're so ineffective, like they genuinely aren't going to prevent anything.

She concluded: «even with legal aid provision broad enough to fund a careful consideration of legal remedies, it is possible that, because the law governing housing standards is so ineffective and insufficient, housing advisers would have advised that there was no effective challenge».

And — who knows — it may one day show how public policy, now so ineffective, might stem the emissions that are causing the mess in the first place.

The proposed «solutions» are so ineffective that it seems to me that no sane engineer could ever advocate them.

He has some excellent theories that are applicable to why science is losing to public relations, and why our side is so ineffective at presenting it's case.

The Cat Lobby If TNR is so ineffective, why is it becoming the feral cat management approach of choice across the country (adopted in «at least 10 major cities,» according to Butler)?

In fact, the vaccine is so ineffective that leading veterinary immunologist Dr Ronald Schultz has stated...

This is one reason that mandatory spay / neuter laws are so ineffective.

The conference addressed the big question of why action on animal welfare is so ineffective despite there being so much concern amongst the general public.

One fan wrote in to defend Accelerated Reader on the following basis: «If the program is so ineffective, then why are 25,000 schools participating?»

The ancillary nature of civics courses may help to explain why such courses are so ineffective.

In the next article in this series, we'll dig deeper into the reasons that traditional smile sheets have proven to be so ineffective.

In its report, Incentives and Test - Based Accountability in Education, the committee says that NCLB and state accountability systems have been so ineffective at lifting student achievement that accountability as we know it should probably be dropped by federal and state governments alike.

This is one reason the flu vaccine is so ineffective.

The standard solution, a calorie restricted low - fat diet, is so ineffective that about 85 % of dieters fail in the long run (2).

«One of the reasons that diets are so ineffective in producing weight loss for some people is that their bodies adjust to the reduced calories by also reducing their metabolism so that they are «defending their body weight».»

No one knows why the acellular vaccine is so ineffective.

The reason the treatments sold are so ineffective is that they are already present at maximum effectiveness.

Miner said Cuomo's economic development programs have been so ineffective at creating jobs that Syracuse lost nothing by being shunned.

Now clear why Silver proved so ineffective in dealing with other lowlifes like Vito Lopez and Dennis Gabryzak.

This policy, aimed at reducing reoffending by helping prisoners to resettle into the community, has been dismissed by both the chief inspectors of prisons and probation as being so ineffective that, if it was removed tomorrow, «the impact on the resettlement of prisoners would be negligible».

Question: Why does the US prison system seem so ineffective when compared to prison systems in other developed countries?

They simply can not see through the shame, the guilt, the incredible disbelief that they feel so ineffective in their own life.

In further bad news Alvaro Morata is also ruled out, a striker so ineffective that they tried to sign Andy Carroll and Peter Crouch in the transfer window.

I thought Lennon was so ineffective that he should have been taken off at halftime.

Not really Kane's fault that he was so ineffective, he needed much more service to test the United defence.

Call that whatever you want but it says something is wrong with the way we approach a game if we've been repeatedly made so ineffective

A lot of fans are angry and are blaming Arsene Wenger for his team selection and tactics but he can not have expected the likes of Aaron Ramsey, Mesut Ozil and Santi Cazorla to be so ineffective and for Petr Cech to have made two such glaring errors to cost us all the points was almost unheard of.

... and i say it repeatedly ramsey is not a starter — he is so ineffective.

were we not here why did you not shed your view because younknew it was true.Even Cazorla as a winger is so ineffective so speak the truth so that we can be saved.

I have never seen Ozil and Cazorla so ineffective.

In fact he was slated in the German press for being so ineffective..

Could it be that our feeble attempts to wash God's hands of evil seem so ineffective because the deeper we scrub, the darker His bloodstained hands become?

As Albert Fried has suggested, one of the reasons that the Marxian socialism preached by the Germans was so ineffective is that it seemed to most Americans «to lack a moral dimension.

«I am with you for all time» - the words of Christ in Mt 28:20 can always be rendered as meaningless and so ineffective in such a view of reality.

Why do I preach, especially when it is so ineffective?

What is the point of process theism if its temporal dimension is so ineffective?

It is since Christians have largely ceased to think of the other world that they have become so ineffective in this.»

And one can't help but wonder why, if everything is truly going mobile, advertising on mobile devices remains so ineffective?

A part of the research will include analyzing exactly why this year's flu vaccine proved so ineffective against the most common strains circulating (the shot was just 25 % effective against influenza A strains).

Not exact matches

CDC director Tom Frieden attributed his agency's decision to issue the warning about the growing number of local cases and efforts to control mosquito populations, which haven't been ineffective so far.

The problem is, I'm not interested in his QA testing software, so it's an ineffective use of his time.

Yes, it could bring in more federal troops,» he added, «but so far, that has proven ineffective at suppressing heroin production.»

But if voting strictly on the basis of your convictions has been rendered ineffective, what about so - called strategic voting?

However, it's possible that the ad itself is ineffective, so you may wish to change the setting to «X» number of impressions per day / week / month per ad versus ad group or campaign to give other ads in your account a chance.

If there is a government conspiracy to suppress the reports and keep for itself the scientific knowledge the aliens bring, it seems to have been a singularly ineffective policy so far.

They should do so even if they think that the President's policy will prove ineffective, do no good, waste money, or entail unforeseen risks; they should do so even if they think he has gotten the nation into this situation by blunders, fecklessness, arrogance, or naiveté; and they should so even if, and especially, if they have no confidence in his judgment.

If Mukasey is opposed to waterboarding because it is «ineffective,» he has little to lose by saying so (and it's surprising that he hasn't).