ineffectiveness

But inefficiency and ineffectiveness are not its only evils.

Conservatives in this country will undoubtedly pile on the United Nations for its ineffectiveness.

(p. 257) Roosevelt was scarcely more tolerant of ineffectiveness than he was of dishonesty.

But a bad selection of subjects, and a bad method of teaching them, may condemn even the best teacher to ineffectiveness.

That such belief is not the true faith, however, is proved by the fact of its ineffectiveness.

Instead he sat silently blinking his eyes and wondering at the persistent air of ineffectiveness in the people who passed.

But, though suspected, the ineffectiveness of that squadron could not be assumed before proved.