How To Use Inefficacious In A Sentence
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High-flying oratory proved utterly inefficacious in winning any major foreign-policy result he set himself to bring home in triumph.
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Then I just started wittering in a pretty inefficacious way at the Carribean customer service woman.
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Going to school can appear to be a waste of time and inefficacious.
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The ambitious but inefficacious poor soul has tried his best.
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-- The wounding of the child's mouth, gums, and lips, in the often inefficacious methods with gags, hemostats, raspatories, etcetera, are entirely unnecessary.
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Even an executive customer service rep pledge to resolve the situation was inefficacious.
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Functionalism certainly does not imply that the mind is inefficacious.
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Whatever one thinks of the death penalty, it appears quite obvious that the decision to seek capital punishment will be a mixture of inefficacious and antagonizing to those Puerto Ricans who believe that they were promised a measure of genuine "sovereignty" in the "compact" the Congress passed in 1950.
Balkinization
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laws that are inefficacious in stopping crime
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But though it is not absolutely efficacious under all circumstances, it is of great potency always, and rarely inefficacious.
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And if experience showed the inefficacy of bills of rights, it also showed they were “rarely inefficacious” and better than nothing.
Ratification
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If every disposition must have a causal base, and if every disposition is distinct from its base, and if distinct causes cannot overdetermine their effects, then perhaps an independently plausible account of causal relevance would predict that dispositions are causally inefficacious with respect to their manifestations.
Dispositions
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The sword is the braver way, although all ways are equally inefficacious.
Chapter 18
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Attempts to attribute Hamlet's general aboulia to less constitutional causes, such as grief due to the death of his father and the adultery of his mother, are similarly inefficacious, for psycho-pathology has clearly demonstrated that such grief is in itself quite inadequate as an explanation of this condition.