Sentence examples for potentially counterproductive from inspiring English sources
The community energy sector insists that the government's removal of policy support is short-termist and potentially counterproductive.
But many experts are now saying that such an approach is not only inherently offensive but also potentially counterproductive.
On the one hand, she said, the criminal prosecution of Ms. Lucas was misguided and potentially counterproductive.
His remarks came only a day after Mr. Putin's new chief of staff, Dmitri A. Medvedev, had said the opposite, warning prosecutors that their actions were potentially counterproductive.
A report released on Wednesday said Prevent was badly flawed, potentially counterproductive and risked trampling on the basic rights of young Muslims.
The British government's key counter-radicalisation policy is badly flawed, potentially counterproductive and risks trampling on the basic rights of young Muslims, a new study has concluded.
He added: "It's a bit of a chick and an egg [situation], I'm told, and passing a simple rule at this point in time could potentially be counterproductive.
"Such efforts as these, small as they are, are potentially quite counterproductive...
"It's very unfortunate and could potentially be counterproductive by preventing health care workers from Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea from sharing their experiences and findings at one of the most important tropical disease meetings globally," adds Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas.
Transglycosylation is of interest, e.g. in enzyme catalysed synthesis, but could potentially be counterproductive for efficient mannan degradation.
President Vladimir V. Putin's new chief of staff criticized prosecutors on Sunday for freezing shares in Yukos, the country's largest oil producer, describing the move as potentially reckless and counterproductive.
