Sentence examples similar to consider it unproductive from inspiring English sources

While Sittenfeld says he can "understand people's cynicism about politics," he considers it unproductive.

The current crop of lawmakers has even made the previous Congress look good -- a tough feat, considering it was the most unproductive session since at least the 1940s.

The "Conservapedia Commandments" also require edits to be "family-friendly, clean, concise, and without gossip or foul language" and that users make most edits on their site quality edits to articles; accounts that engage in what it considers "unproductive activity, such as 90% talk and only 10% quality edits" may be blocked.

Los Angeles County on Tuesday approved sweeping restrictions on the use of solitary confinement for juvenile detainees, joining a larger movement against a practice that some consider cruel and unproductive.

Female Saudi athletes say they find it unproductive to debate views openly.

Polls show that almost half of Americans oppose committing any more troops, escalating rather than withdrawing militarily, in what is considered an unproductive and unnecessary entanglement in that impoverished, beleaguered and war-torn country.

Forty percent of the surface is considered as unproductive vegetation, 30% as forest and the rest as residential/agricultural area.

So is anything actually considered unproductive nowadays?

Monitoring and Taylor-type assembly lines are considered unproductive.

State-backed research since the 1970s has turned the Cerrado — once considered unproductive scrubland — into a vast farm belt.

But in the United States, to doze, to snooze, to wink or to indulge in a few zzzzzzz's is considered unproductive, if not unseemly.