Sentence examples for counterproductive suppression from inspiring English sources
In the first instance, it would appear that conscious of the disastrously counterproductive suppression of the "spiritual movement" Falun Gong in the 1990s, the CCP believes that the threat caused by unregistered house churches is best neutralised by bringing Christianity under the auspices of the state.
4A and 4C illustrate that under lower susceptibility, unless suppressive strength is very high, anger plays a strong, nonlinear role, and suppression becomes counterproductive in many cases.
4B and 4D indicate that under higher susceptibility the addition of anger diminishes the efficacy of suppression but does not render it counterproductive.
(I3/1, female) Other accounts revealed feelings that the total suppression of experienced emotions could be counterproductive, as the following interview excerpt illustrates: Because, you know, if I sort of pretend that everything is, you know, just fine.
Medical treatments are often of limited efficacy, counterproductive to fertility and can cause untoward side effects owing to suppression of endogenous steroid hormone levels.
Clients learn that avoidance, suppression or the attempt to control difficult thoughts can be counterproductive.
That is really counterproductive".
"It is counterproductive.
It is plainly counterproductive.
Or at least counterproductive.
