Sentence examples for counterproductive conclusions from inspiring English sources

Without a strong theoretical framework with which to understand how children learn, the trainee is often left floundering and can jump to counterproductive conclusions.

"Without being able to say whether it was done by this person or that person, I don't want to reach a conclusion that could be counterproductive to the company".

The Chinese embassy in Washington responded that jumping to conclusions was "not responsible" and "counterproductive".

In the end, the stunt was counterproductive.

The George W. Bush administration, it turns out, reached an even stronger conclusion in secret and rejected bombing as counterproductive.

The obvious conclusion drawn here is that it would be counterproductive to use RRWs in conjunction with MFUR.

Decades of work on inflammatory diseases, for instance, have led to the sad conclusion that mouse models are severely limited, if not counterproductive, when it comes to humans.

It is accordingly counterproductive to announce, with Monod (1970) and Dawkins (1976), the 'scientific' conclusion that God cannot exist and the universe is meaningless.

It is difficult to avoid the conclusion, however, that the current approach is both bad for growth and counterproductive to the goal of reducing sovereign indebtedness.

In conclusion, the current political jockeying on the budget and national debt may prove counterproductive.

One important conclusion of this study is that re-vaccination of wild boar with BCG is not counterproductive as suggested for cattle [ 34].