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• n  lacking the power to be effective

• As in the past, the resulting compromises are likely to lead to the political divisions, disorder and ineffectiveness that plunged Haiti into chaos.
• He also says that despite the Iraqi government's corruption, nepotism and ineffectiveness, its security forces are restoring some semblance of order.
• The talk in this community is increasingly focused on taking matters into their hands in the face of government ineffectiveness.

• ineffectualness
• ineffectuality

• effectiveness

News & Articles

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• John Lackey Keeps Giving Red Sox Chance to Win, Evolving Into One of Team’s Most Consistent Performers
  BOSTON — The monster in the Red Sox’ rotation is growing a third head. Clay Buchholz and Jon Lester have been excellent this season — even despite Lester’s recent stretch of ineffectiveness. But while that 1-2 punch continues to garner much of the attention, John Lackey continues to be a stabilizing force at the back […]
  June 6, 2013 - New England Sports Network

Quotes

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• Richard Lugar in Reuters UK
  We must recognise the ineffectiveness of our current policy and deal with the Cuban regime in a way that enhances US interests,Lugar said in the introduction to a report written by staff who work for the committee's Republicans.
• Brian Wansink in UK Express
  Its author, Professor Brian Wansink of Cornell University in New York, said: "Twelve per cent more may not sound a lot, but this goes on every four to eight hours for up to four days, so it adds up to the point of ineffectiveness or even danger."
• Cole Hamels in MiamiHerald.com
  You know, if my arm was causing my ineffectiveness, I would have definitely have taken myself out, because that is not going to help the team win,said Hamels. "Giving seven-spots every time you go out just because you are trying to be...