1. Salt's ineffectiveness at melting ice at these temperatures compounds the problem.

2. Antonyms for Conclusiveness include inConclusiveness, ineffectiveness, ineffectuality, ineffectualness, uncertainty, inadequacy, uselessness, powerlessness, impotence

3. Synonyms: authority, cogency, convincingness… Antonyms: inConclusiveness, ineffectiveness, ineffectuality… Find the right word.

4. 5 The treaty was imposed by force, and therein lay the cause of its ineffectiveness.

5. RNG: How could a reasoned argument logically entail the ineffectiveness of reasoned arguments?

6. The effectiveness of Adjustive behaviour can range from a high degree of effectiveness to total ineffectiveness

7. When we blame personalities instead of the clarity, the accountability, the measurement, we add injustice to ineffectiveness.

8. Antonyms for Behoof include uselessness, inadequacy, futility, frivolity, incompetence, hopelessness, ineptness, pointlessness, ineffectiveness and ineffectuality

9. 20 The Bush administration never resolved this question in its own policies, and the consequence was incoherence and ineffectiveness .

10. 18 She also avoided the feelings of ineffectiveness, overload, or incompetence associated with lots of homework or learning challenges.

11. 28 The need for these movements shows the ineffectiveness and unwillingness of the present system to deal with issues central to the voter.

12. Cutting through or removal of nerves (neurectomy) is used in people with cancer pain who have short life expectancy and who are unsuitable for drug therapy due to ineffectiveness or intolerance.

13. A Bullpen unit with an ERA over 7.00—having suffered not only the Phillies’ injuries but bouts of ineffectiveness by Workman, Neris, and the ordinarily reliable Tommy Hunter—practically

14. Activists interviewed say their call for MINUSTAH's departure is based on the force's violence, its ineffectiveness in Accomplishing its mission, the waste of money, and the undemocratic and colonial nature of the operation in a sovereign nation

15. whereas the magnitude of the catastrophe can be attributed to several factors, among which: the political failure of the affected countries to sound the alarm, the ill-adapted response of the international community, the shattering effects of closure of borders and restrictions on people, the ineffectiveness of the surveillance and alert mechanisms, the slow and poorly adapted response once aid was eventually mobilised, the stark absence of leadership from the WHO, the lack of research and development of drugs, diagnostics and vaccines;