Sentence examples for somewhat counterproductive from inspiring English sources
"I think it has been somewhat counterproductive.
It's about money and therefore audience, and that's somewhat counterproductive for me.
Over his last season and change in Minnesota, forward Michael Beasley has developed a deserved reputation as a somewhat counterproductive offensive player.
In retrospect, in reflecting upon the way that policy gets made, I think the desire to create big tents in the language actually becomes somewhat counterproductive to effective communication.
However, India ever adamant that outsiders keep out of the Kashmir dispute successfully lobbied to curtail Holbrooke's portfolio, which after his death in December 2010 was taken over by Marc Grossman.Too many stringsEven the offer of lavish American aid was somewhat counterproductive.
Indeed, given the experience of citizens of the French mandates in the Middle East, this might even have proved somewhat counterproductive.
It was widely perceived that this trend could, somewhat paradoxically, prove counterproductive to the achievement of Amnesty's mission.
It's pretty fucking counterproductive.
Given the lack of factual information, I believe it is counterproductive and somewhat arrogant for American spokesmen to demand that the Russians admit to "framing" Mr. Daniloff.
Kicking a flat ball is counterproductive and can be somewhat painful on your foot.
