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• The problem is that the industry is ineffectively regulated.

• He said law courts are functioning ineffectively in every part of the country.

• Over the years, diabetes was treated fairly ineffectively with opium, bleeding and starvation diets.

• A user's lack of knowledge may not only hinder search effectiveness but also lead the user to interact ineffectively with the system.

• The problem might have continued ineffectively to haunt me, and probably to paralyse my investigations, had not light come rather suddenly from unexpected quarters, from philosophy and social psychology.

• If you are going to exercise it timidly, hesitatingly, and ineffectively you will not even then avoid friction with neutrals.

• They had called numbers of strikes, ineffectively, very largely, except for ruining the economics of the sugar industry.

• They cannot blame scapegoats or find anyone on whom to pin the responsibilities that they have discharged so ineffectively over the past decade.

• They did so very ineffectively, trying to show that we were inconsistent and incoherent.

• Yet we throw away these peaceful methods of achieving that purpose in order to operate so ineffectively with these fearful and expensive alternatives.

• He said that we should not interfere with liberty, but that if we did so ineffectively that was too much.

• Therefore, we have a vital area in the strategic heart of the world which in my view is ineffectively protected at present.

• The truth is that it would have done so ineffectively and would not have produced the results that our package will produce.

• It tries to cover too much ground and, partly for that reason, does so ineffectively.

• The difference is that the £300 million that we are saving was being spent inefficiently and ineffectively.

• We ought also to be concerned about the inadequacy of the system which employs so many people so ineffectively.

• So that only a very small part of the country deals with the matter at all, and that very ineffectively.

• They are going to do it very ineffectively and imperfectly, as you well know.