Counterintuitive

Energy specialist Lungile Mashele said City Power’s decision was generally counterintuitive and could lead to unrest.

Glenn Fleishman has some advice that may seem counterintuitive: never change your password.

It is specifically reminiscent of the counterintuitive allergy research of German pediatrician and allergy specialist Dr. Erika von Mutius.

It seems counterintuitive but when you have lower nutrients, one or two plants will dominate those nutrients," he said.

That sounds a bit counterintuitive though, right?

The move seems counterintuitive, given the credibility and intellectual seriousness often associated with glasses.

The overarching mission is in the name itself, coined by Gadsden Azumah said it is meant to be counterintuitive.

This may seem counterintuitive, and thinks it's wrong, but mark to market accounting helps investors keep an eye on asset values, in a world where analysts arguably focus too much on the income statement and not enough on the balance sheet.

This seems counterintuitive because water polo is renowned for its demanding training regimen, which often exceeds six hours per day with pool sessions and additional conditioning.

While weakening transcription factors seems counterintuitive, Bashor's research group has collaborated with the group of BU's Ahmad "Mo" Khalil for years to build and test tools that employ weaker transcription factors by making them work in teams.

A negative link with median age (the younger people are in an area, the higher the social cohesion) and a positive correlation with ethnic and linguistic fractionalisation were also discovered, which appear counterintuitive at first glance.

Given the market headwinds, jazzing up your portfolio with may be counterintuitive.

It would be counterintuitive to make a new contemporary universe, if it were to feel exactly the same as what Marvel did two decades ago.

My counterintuitive pick was Ringo since I figured that Paul and John were just too obvious and George was just too weird.

Since biodiesel is still a combustion fuel and it's used in much the same way as conventional petroleum, it feels counterintuitive that it could be environmentally friendly.

That includes counterintuitive arrangements that may go against mainstream economic logic, like cutting PLN in as an equity partner in solar farms or creating a joint venture with a coal company to manufacture solar panels.

That result may seem counterintuitive, given that most Americans see climate change as a threat and believe human actions are the cause of it.

This counterintuitive phenomenon is easily explained: the more comfortable we get with a technology, the more likely we are to use it, beyond its intended purpose.

This innate knee-jerk counterintuitive position that comes with being online can feel empowering, even flattering.

This may sound counterintuitive but in general the newer the air con, the more energy efficient it tends to be.