Sentence examples for a bit counterproductive from inspiring English sources

But drinking coffee shortly after waking up, as it turns out, is actually a bit counterproductive.

Taking a step that professors may view as a bit counterproductive, some universities are doling out Apple iPhones and Internet-capable iPods to students.

"That can be a bit counterproductive and I'd like to see some real clarity on the purpose of the pro-teams".

Wearing suits in the arctic seems a bit counterproductive but at least there are puppies involved.

"I am doing good work and I have no time for anything else, so it's a bit counterproductive to trap me here, because what else can I do but work?" Assange says that the embassy staff members have become like family and that he often has meals with them.

So our message to the Palestinians is that going to the UN straightaway could be counterproductive and that a bit more time will help us to help them," said a diplomatic source.

A bit.

He added: "It's a bit of a chick and an egg [situation], I'm told, and passing a simple rule at this point in time could potentially be counterproductive.

— Go a bit mad.

A bit awkward?

Just a bit... disappointing.