Sentence examples for counterproductive leading from inspiring English sources
Tim Wilkinson, a reader in photonic engineering in the engineering department at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, warns that such fretting can be counterproductive, leading people to worry about their careers instead of focusing on doing good science.
Worse, bad regulation could be counterproductive, leading companies to expend their limited resources on building in-house efforts to meet regulatory demands over actually dealing with the threat proactively.
In this case, the high reactivity of phosphorus III) chloride is counterproductive leading to a mixture of O- and N, O-di cycloSal derivatives.
This overt control can be counterproductive leading to increased portion sizes [ 27], dietary restraint and disinhibition [ 28, 29], and is implicated in overeating and overweight [ 30, 31].
Evidence suggests people may overestimate the effectiveness of future positive behaviour, leading to counterproductive behaviours in the present.
"It is ironic and counterproductive that concerns about the deficit are leading to cuts in the I.R.S. budget, when those cuts are making the deficit larger," Ms. Olson wrote in the report.
Everything is not fine, and scientifically-inaccurate reassurances by leading government figures are both counterproductive and dangerous to the long-term welfare of humanity.
The issue has divided the European Union, with Britain leading the countries that regard the rules as counterproductive and unworkable.
The issue has divided the European Union, with Britain leading countries that regard the binding quotas as counterproductive and unworkable.
The issue has split the European Union, with Britain leading the countries that regard the rules as counterproductive and unworkable.
Judas Priest members commented that if they wanted to insert subliminal commands in their music, messages leading to the deaths of their fans would be counterproductive, and they would prefer to insert the command "Buy more of our records".
