英語 での Counterproductive の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Secretary of Defense Robert Gates expressed displeasure during a trip to Japan in October, calling any reassessment of the plan"counterproductive.".
Another important note is while a PCT plan is very beneficial, being off of the cycle for a short period of time is counterproductive.
The rivalry between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash might seem counterproductive for the adoption of cryptocurrency.
But these paradigms of sound management are useless- even counterproductive, in many instances- when dealing with disruptive technologies.
The idea to exclude Russia and China from global decision making is counterproductive.
And until we stop treating the symptoms and start treating the problem, our efforts will only bring counterproductive results.
After entering office in January 2017, he spent much of February and March reversing many of Obama's counterproductive regulations.
Efforts spent elsewhere are waste and could even be counterproductive.
Both are examples of conditional parenting, and both are counterproductive.
Extending the mandate would be counterproductive for the Government's efforts to re-establish peace and stability in Rakhine state.
However, the distributed nature of blockchain seemingly makes that idea somewhat counterproductive.
But when you drink too much wine or other alcoholic drinks, it's counterproductive.
If team members are not collaborative and open to differing ideas and perspectives, the environment can become counterproductive.
Ironically, obscure acts of terror do not have this counterproductive effect.
However, interest rate hikes before the price stability target is achieved will instead bring about an economic downturn, which will be counterproductive.
But these paradigms of sound management are useless- even counterproductive, in many instances- when dealing with disruptive technology.
The officials argue that Israel's collective punishment of Gaza's mostly civilian population is counterproductive.
According to the psychologist Giorgio Nardone, any good intention, if it is repeated too much, becomes negative and counterproductive.
The terrible algebra of military occupation and violence is always counterproductive to this kind of battle.
But Mr Bessen, a former fellow at Harvard's Berkman Center, said taxing robots could be counterproductive.