Sentence examples for severely counterproductive from inspiring English sources
Avoiding moist places altogether would, however, be severely counterproductive; many wood-inhabiting species thrive and/or are restricted to moist habitats, because of the stable microclimate, high humidity and/or low temperature.
These limits are seriously counterproductive.
Decades of work on inflammatory diseases, for instance, have led to the sad conclusion that mouse models are severely limited, if not counterproductive, when it comes to humans.
Having two antivirus suites can be counterproductive and severely affect your computer's speed and performance.
Enrolling more severely affected patients appears to be counterproductive however, as any increase in changes in active treated arms may be offset with larger responses in the placebo arms.
It could have severely negative repercussions across the region and be counterproductive to the very objectives it would seek to achieve.
In August, a coalition of 10 trade associations and lobbying groups representing the tech industry sent a letter to Senators Blumenthal and Portman, telling them section 230 would "severely undermine a crucial protection for legitimate online companies, and would be counterproductive to those companies' efforts to combat trafficking crimes".
Despite the sanctimonious breast-beating by Christopher Cox ("War and the Law," Oct. 15, p. 30) and FORBES ("Land of the Free," Oct. 15, p. 56), the Constitution was indeed being severely abused already, long before we started worrying about emergency security measures in the Land of the Free especially by the pernicious, counterproductive War on Drugs.
That is really counterproductive".
"It is counterproductive.
