ineffectively

He tried ineffectively to steady it with his left hand.

She began to pull ineffectively at the large pieces of the machine.

He'd at least seen danger and reacted to it, however ineffectively.

National authorities are guilty to a certain degree of using them ineffectively in their work.

Why is such a hated crime dealt with so ineffectively?

He got injured, however, and pitched ineffectively for the rest of his career.

If West had understood the double, he would have led hearts, although ineffectively.

All fire control was ineffectively provided by private companies.

It can also be used on the fat ballerina (but ineffectively).

Most of the time, they were used quite ineffectively to engage distant targets.

She tried ineffectively to draw it back down with the point of the rubber knife.

The election was stolen, surely, but ineffectively and without much conviction.

Pink Industry played on, rather ineffectively as it happened.

The huge man saw the Lady, nodded, then in an after- thought sought ineffectively to cover himself.

The blockade was ineffectively maintained until 1782 before being abandoned.

He hurried to the podium and ineffectively tried to quiet the crowd.

One spot he had tried ineffectively to rub away.

But she couldn't let the moment pass so ineffectively.

They have in turn accused the inspector general of ineffectively pursuing corruption.

Less was intercepted twice and played ineffectively in his first varsity game.

Half the line managers interviewed thought Opportunity 2000 had been communicated ineffectively or not at all.

"Now it is time for you to scream helplessly and struggle ineffectively," he said.

The first round was even, with both fighters attempting to do body work on the inside in center ring, but ineffectively.

She answered, wiping her hands ineffectively on one of the discarded rags.

He plucked ineffectively at his clothes, made no progress.