Sentence examples for most counterproductive from inspiring English sources

"That is the most counterproductive thing you can do".

Interestingly, a deficit of the latter at the top level can be most counterproductive.

To call this amendment an "assault on public safety" is the worst and most counterproductive kind of fear-mongering.

Britain and America should demilitarise the war on terror, surely the most counterproductive main-force deployment in recent history.

In addition, the state also has perhaps the most counterproductive and ill-conceived parole system in the United States.

The sickening amount of West End lager consumed amid the endless gambling sessions and kangaroo pogroms ranks as the most counterproductive example of product placement ever.

The feeling that it's a step back is shared by Ryan Lambert over at Yahoo! Sports, who says it was "the single worst, most pointless, counterproductive, and counterintuitive rule the sport of hockey has seen in last 30 years at least".

The unexpected uses far outweigh the expected one so protecting and hiding results is for the most part counterproductive.

In addition to the advice above, don't do any of the following thing, as they are most likely counterproductive: Don't wear bright colors.

The burqa ban is illiberal and unnecessary, and will most likely be counterproductive.

"Most found it counterproductive — it tends to turn whatever the disturbance is into a free-form riot," he said.