Sentence examples for be so counterproductive from inspiring English sources

(Shmuley once debated Brown as well. Brown proudly shows off that debate on his own website, only proving the point how debates can be so counterproductive and indeed dangerous, especially when you're out of your depth).

If these volunteers are so counterproductive, where are the professionals?

The Pentagon should nip the form-letter barrage and make sure it is not repeated, if only because it is so counterproductive.

His five-year strategy based on non-engagement has been so counterproductive that it hasn't just strengthened the movement against him but it has pushed moderates into the arms of the independence campaign.

It's so counterproductive to put everybody in some kind of category.

That is why the historical U.S. ambivalence, even hostility, toward economic, social, and cultural rights has been so counterproductive, both within the U.S. and outside it.

But Democratic behavior in Congress is so counterproductive that I cannot resist pointing out two lessons they would surely pick up in an introductory course on negotiations.

"His tweets are so counterproductive that one has to wonder if he wants to lose the case and gain an issue," Walter Dellinger, who served as acting solicitor general in the Clinton administration, wrote in an email.

While Mr. Giuliani is pushing for teachers to teach more, Ms. Weingarten said that more time in the classroom would be so draining as to be counterproductive.

It's not because parents are more directive about what children eat, because that can be counterproductive to be so controlling.

Admittedly, some of those individuals wish to sound humble, too, and might even be so; but saying IMO is a counterproductive way of conveying that impression, because we already assume that your opinion is only your opinion.