Sentence examples for counterproductive system from inspiring English sources

In fact, the case for immigration reform — and in particular the case for amnesty — is about rationalizing an inhumane and counterproductive system; about putting families that are now stunted by their illegal status on a path, not just to citizenship but to taxpaying productivity; about assimilation and mobility, innovation and entrepreneurship and, ultimately, about economic growth.

But in the process, the states would each propose new strategies and innovations to pursue with the funds to address the problems of the current, costly, ineffective, counterproductive system discussed above.

Another tax holiday would merely reinforce the current counterproductive system for deferring U.S. taxes on foreign profits.

One answer might be that in any phenoptotic mechanism there is a bifunctional component which, besides its role in a counterproductive system, is required for another system of vital importance.

"They are working under huge pressure because of years of Tory cuts and a demoralising, divisive and counterproductive performance management system," the spokesperson said.

Fundamental problems like misdirected research agendas and counterproductive academic reward systems lie behind this general dissatisfaction with management education.

A "survival of the fittest" situation, where only a minority of enrollees attain full specialist qualifications, can be counterproductive in health systems where there are few options for those who do not fully complete training.

The current system is counterproductive and inhumane.

NS: Do you think the electoral system is counterproductive in the sense that it slows the peace process down to the lowest common denominator?

In a panel on basketball analytics, the former Orlando Magic coach Stan Van Gundy praised the paper but also strongly argued that judging singular defensive players, isolating individuals at the expense of a team's specific system, was counterproductive.

Fowler (5) even suggests that adopting partnership as a dominant model may be counterproductive and may erode system credibility and performance.