unbeneficial

One habit of study which advanced History students can slip into is very unbeneficial.

Sometimes a recommendation can be given to do nothing, if all options currently possible would prove unbeneficial.

This influence can be both positive and unbeneficial.

"The classes become unbeneficial to students who want to give their all [in the courses]."

I regret that I have been seduced by unbeneficial and decadent thought.

But do you think that life has progressed from single cells to conscious beings by unbeneficial mutations such as color blindness?

If the human's commands are determined to be unbeneficial, malicious, or non-existent, the model will seek its own correction approach.

If investors chose to overlook his services because they believed them inferior or unbeneficial to their fortunes, he considered it their loss.

“We see a Nato military intervention in another country as extremely unbeneficial and, moreover, are concerned that it could create dangerous results.”

"It is completely harmful and unbeneficial," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu in a statement.

Sāmājika ahita (What Is Unbeneficial for Society)

Such remarks about the Chinese yuan 'divert international society's attention from current pressing global economic problems and are extremely unbeneficial to handling the financial crisis', Xinhua added.

Islamic finance is based on the sharia which shuns interest-based lending and gains reaped from activities deemed unbeneficial such as gambling, alcohol, pornography and tobacco.

The Turkish prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said a military intervention in Libya would be “extremely unbeneficial.”

It took a lifetime to develop some unbeneficial eating habits and it is reasonable to expect that it can take years to change how, why, when and, very importantly, what we eat.

Contract ethics also shares the weaknesses of all democratic views of right and wrong behaviour, for a contract agreed to by a majority may well be unbeneficial or even fatal to a minority.

“Everyone sitting around this table is convinced that the path of negotiations with Israel under the current circumstances has become unbeneficial,” said Amr Moussa, the general secretary of the 22-member Arab League.

The California Supreme Court determined that remedy can be pursued from the Water Board by challenging the unreasonable or unbeneficial use of appropriated water or by bringing an independent public trust claim.

They think guar gum exports may drop this year due to slowdown in global economy and low oil prices, which makes new drilling unbeneficial,' said Vandana Bharti, a senior analyst at SMC Comtrade.

The Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America claims that 43% of Californians polled said that a 3-year moratorium on immigration would be beneficial to the state (compared to 40% who said it would be unbeneficial).

Disengage from the pursuit of the enjoyment of one whose pleasure is linked to sensual desire - low, vulgar, coarse, ignoble and unbeneficial - is a state without suffering, vexation despair and fever, and it is the right way.

"One should not pursue sensual pleasure (kama-sukha), which is low vulgar, coarse, ignoble and unbeneficial; and one should not pursue self-mortification, which is painful, ignoble and unbeneficial.

Immigrants like Leigh Plimmer, an Atlanta CPA from South Africa, feel unwelcome, and Plimmer argued that the national debate on illegal workers has painted a false picture of all immigrants as "illegal, lazy, criminal, unbeneficial and parasitic."

“Some American politicians have made a lot of statements about Chen Guangcheng, lifting him very high, which could prove unbeneficial to him,” stated the newspaper, “because giving him so much praise could force him to charge forward into the international political game that is completely out of his control.”