Sentence examples for with counterproductive from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Paul Krugman laments, Britain is obsessed with counterproductive austerity.

The current system is marked by a set of incoherent compromises that blend massive government subsidies with counterproductive regulations.

His spending projects repeatedly came into conflict with counterproductive efforts to balance the federal budget.

It is a disservice for the Democratic party to focus on protecting incumbency and maintaining their majority in the Senate with counterproductive, pseudo-Democrats like Max Baucus.

We must keep in mind that ill-informed statements by public officials can feed negative stereotypes and propagate myths that, in the case of employment, encumber would-be employers with counterproductive bias and suspicion toward veterans.

Parental monitoring of adolescent disease care contributes to better youth adherence and to better glycemic control (9, 10) but can be associated with counterproductive family conflict (11– 11).

And the collective bargaining agreement is too convoluted with provisions counterproductive to the viability of the game.

Cole in 2000, told me she believes that much of the security American diplomats are forced to travel with is counterproductive.

As I argue in my book People Management (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013), giving people more work than they can cope with is counterproductive.

But important as "teacher quality" is, it cannot be attained without dealing with the counterproductive roles, relationships and mind-sets of the present system.

Even so, the Europeans have hardly impressed with their daring.This week Britain's chancellor laid out tax cuts worth 1% of GDP, but coupled these with a counterproductive plan to raise income taxes on high earners later (see article).