Sentence examples for deemed counterproductive from inspiring English sources
Some years British troops in Afghanistan are ordered to eliminate poppy production; other years eradication is deemed counterproductive because it will alienate the farmers we need on our side.
Between this assessment, the two that follow, and the teenage girl who will remain in her bed and not be assessed at all because of how often she presents and because the assessments are now deemed counterproductive ("I've worked here 10 years, full-time," a beleaguered nurse tells me, "and I swear that young lady's here more than I am"), my question begins to answer itself.
Sessions are more frequent, such as weekly or bimonthly; lengthier (often an hour); and focus more intensively on individual and family processes deemed counterproductive to optimal disease care and family functioning (15, 16).
Other financial advertisers, however, are taking a contrary point of view when it comes to today's turmoil, saying they see no need for such measures — or even deeming them counterproductive.
They may therefore impact negatively on sleep and hence subsequent performance, deeming their use counterproductive.
Whereas in recent years similar long-running litigation against the city's prison system and child welfare system was deemed by participants to be counterproductive and therefore settled, it has been 19 years since the first piece of family homeless litigation was filed, and there is still no end in sight.
Either way, to conceive of the government of Hong Kong as being an exercise in the identification and neutralisation of dissidents or all those deemed to be "unpatriotic" would be profoundly counterproductive.
In some contexts such improvisations may be deemed necessary to the successful implementation of quality care, in others they are counterproductive.
He deemed this "offensive".
She deemed it "fascinating".
America deemed it "invalid".
