Sentence examples for unproductive arguing from inspiring English sources
He mocked liberals who condemned the behavior as unacceptable and unproductive, arguing on Twitter that if Trump is the fascist and an existential threat to American democracy that many on the left brand him, rioting is in order.
But to assume creativity is some lofty trait enjoyed by the few is both foolish and unproductive, argues Jonah Lehrer in "Imagine", a smart new book about "how creativity works".
Now you have a way to understand why it's so unproductive to argue with journalists about the deep politics of their work.
Sometimes it's liberating to get rid of the headaches of managing people, wrestling with budgets, enduring long, unproductive meetings and arguing with top management.
Either they could talk the language of the merchant banks and traders, arguing that it is unproductive, unprofitable and reputationally damaging to finance slavery.
Republicans called the move a stunt, arguing that it is unnecessary and unproductive under current federal regulations. .
As the head of a union of landless farmers, Mr. de Souza led occupations of huge farms that had land they argued was unproductive.
He was one of many unproductive hitters, as Torre argued in his defense, but the only one reportedly campaigning for a $30 million payday.
Shelling out lots of government funds on unproductive uses (one could argue that tax cuts that overwhelmingly flow to the wealthy fit such a bill) without offsetting them can, indeed, hamper the economy in the long run.
They even argue about arguing.
