Sentence examples for how counterproductive from inspiring English sources

How counterproductive – how very bigoted – to write someone off for something as banal as politics.

One would think someone would point out to him how counterproductive is his purge.

It's worth considering at the outset how counterproductive this might all be, especially if approached undiplomatically.

She is surprised to learn from me how successful she has become at this deception and how counterproductive it is.

Perhaps it has set out to scare young people out of wallowing in their protracted adolescence no matter how counterproductive such a position might be.

The fact that individual donors have seemingly irrational reasons for giving to one disaster and not another demonstrates how counterproductive the current methods of raising money for humanitarian relief are.

On the tone of the undelivered version, Lord Kinnock said: "In the end, she might not have used that passage, because people around her would have told her how absurdly counterproductive it would be.

To make the job easy for reporters, here is a study that exposes the false premises on which the project is based and shows how environmentally counterproductive and dangerous it is.

So how did this counterproductive exercise in collective egotism begin?

This chapter also explains how to avoid counterproductive results when attempting to optimize the process.

Washington needs to make clear to him just how dangerous and counterproductive that approach is.