Sentence examples similar to Counterproductive suggestions from inspiring English sources

Such suggestions are counterproductive, Mr. Siebert said, as "they further unsettle the markets".

The union's president, Danny Donohue, said Mr. Paterson's suggestion was counterproductive.

Clinton said Cruz's proposal would treat "American Muslims like criminals," and she called the suggestion "wrong," "counterproductive" and "dangerous". Clinton said the Islamic State threat requires a multifaceted approach against an enemy that has proven its ability to mobilize and spread propaganda online.

And even if we are, is there a point at which such invective (and such suggestions) become simply counterproductive?" Another critic, however, called it "a masterful creation" and wrote: "In coming years Baker will be seen as having understood the implications of this period in our history while the rest of us were simply living it".

Pursuit of their suggestion would be counterproductive to the European project.

Counterproductive and all that.

The suggestion that donors withhold aid is counterproductive.

The country's former foreign minister, Bob Carr said: "Our view is that any suggestion of a boycott would be counterproductive.

While the Iranian people "should be heard and respected," any official suggestion of US interference would be counterproductive at this time.

Suggestions of a 'Bristolian Boris' are misplaced and the comparison counterproductive, observers say.

It follows that sneering put downs, nasty labels and suggestions she has no right to be in parliament are utterly counterproductive and will, like last time, increase her support.