ineffectively

ineffective | American Dictionary

ineffective
adjective
us/ˌɪn·ɪˈfek·tɪv/
not producing the results that are wanted; not effective:
Those pills were ineffective – I still have a headache.

Examples of ineffective

ineffective
Additionally, these plans serve to identify possible problems and recognize ineffective designs.
Ineffective management and unco-ordinated information systems were perceived to be the main obstacles for both groups.
And his recommendations would involve those who followed them in unwise, unnecessary, ineffective, and immoral actions.
There are numerous examples of treatments that were widely used yet it was later discovered that they were either ineffective or dangerous.
Also, the data are consistent with previous findings of associations among marital dissatisfaction, ineffective parenting practices, and disruptive behavior.
Also in this case, unfortunately, this reflexive awareness was ineffective to palliate the patient's cognitive problems.
For example, in various contexts, similar messages may be "objectively" evaluated as effective or ineffective.
Ineffective states are powerless to stop political corruption.
As a sop to their leftwing supporters, and perhaps to their own consciences, they coupled these with largely ineffective anti-discriminatory race relations acts.
They thus fell between the categories of background modulated neurons and background ineffective neurons (the first type of neurons described above).
Her work provides valuable insight into why such clubs are often ineffective in helping lonely people form satisfying relationships.
Interestingly (or rather disappointingly!), back-specific exercises are surprisingly ineffective in providing long-term benefit or prevention of relapse.
Second, he cites no real evidence that communication is ineffective.
Traditionally, child-related policies tended to be used to gain immediate electoral stability, and they often seemed to be superficial, and hence ineffective.
None the less, the duel by itself was increasingly considered an ineffective method of conducting disputes and maintaining honour.
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