Meanings of completely ineffective in English

The rules that are supposed to prevent this are completely ineffective.

Could it be that expired medicines are completely ineffective or, worse, downright dangerous?

What worked on pampered ponies was proving completely ineffective on this brutish warhorse.

Back-up safeguards that should have kicked in automatically proved completely ineffective.

A study has found anti-money laundering rules are almost completely ineffective in stopping criminals.

But the humans weren't completely ineffective in that first hour.

Roderick was dismayed to see that Imperial troops were completely ineffective at quelling the chaotic energy.

If he were, Caird-Tingle would be completely ineffective in his role and duties as an immer.

Air strikes against the landers were completely ineffective.

She had ordered tranquilizer darts only-buthad seen with her own eyes that the darts were completely ineffective.

Where basic facilities -roads, drainage, power supply -are lacking, adaptation measures could be counter-productive and completely ineffective.

However, while I too would be unwilling to knowingly purchase goods from the illegal settlements, such boycotts are completely ineffective.

TFP+AL together were completely ineffective in preserving renal function, regardless of whether the kidneys were from HBD or NHBD.

At Ennis Circuit Court, Prof Frank Sullivan said photodynamic therapy (PDT) treatment is inappropriate and completely ineffective for deep-seated cancers.

He knew that if he pushed them too far, they would stumble and be completely ineffective in the event of a firefight.

A combination of NK-CIA and IFN-gamma suppresses late CFU-GM, at concentrations of the two lymphokines that are completely ineffective when used independently.