ineffectuality

If the only policy tool you allow yourself to use is tax credits, your reform agenda will sputter into ineffectuality.

Ezra Klein has an interesting and important article in the New Yorker about the ineffectuality of presidential communication.

Being good is to them practically synonymous with ineffectuality; and accomplishment, achievement is its own justification.

He pitied the ineffectuality of Septimus with the kind yet half-contemptuous pity of the strong man with a fine nature.

After the catastrophe, which I attributed to the curse of ineffectuality that pursued me, I must confess that I was glad.

Except for this tie of ineffectuality, they had nothing special in common.