Sentence examples for that would be counter from inspiring English sources

As I was explaining it to my big guy the other day, I told him we're not going there to call anyone names and be mean ― that would be counter productive and wrong.

When speaking with him or her, make eye contact and do not talk the entire time about how its bothering you, that would be counter productive because they either will get bored and stop listening or THEY WON'T BE ABLE TO GET A WORD IN.

She wouldn't do that: she knows that in the long run, that would be counter-productive".

"Sea-level performance is not increased by training at altitudes," he writes -- a flat assertion that would be countered by many scientists and marathoners.

Notable was the phrasing of a warning to Iran: that any action to block free transit of regional oil shipments and other commerce would be a "redline," a term describing an unacceptable action that would be countered with an American response.

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta has declared that any action by Iran to block free transit of oil and other commerce in the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea would be a "red line," meaning an unacceptable action that would be countered with an American response.

Don't try to be exactly like her, since that would be counter-productive anyway.

That would be counter-productive and it could put at risk the international unity that has been so crucial to our approach.

That would be counter-effective," Gaiser stresses.

That would be counter-productive to the effort to measure genome-wide gene expression for as many genes as possible to the best precision possible.

The commission, in a report, suggested establishing a National Center of Counter Terrorism that would be responsible for surveillance and intelligence-gathering and would include analysts now working for the C.I.A., F.B.I. and other agencies.