Sentence examples for Fruitful courses from inspiring English sources

Nor does your having many more valuable options and fruitful courses of action available to choose than I have constitute any deprivation of my right to equal freedom.

Rubin was actually saying that declining to serve Sanders at the Red Hen restaurant wasn't a fruitful course of action and that people should protest instead.

A more fruitful course, he says, would have been to build on the nuclear deal that he accepts is not perfect, but instead removed one layer of risk.

Originally appearing in Notre Dame Law Review's 2012 "The American Congress: Legal Implications of Gridlock" Symposium, Chafetz argues that gridlock itself is not a phenomenon, but an absence of it, and that looking at why and how legislation occurs is the more fruitful course of action in determining institutional dysfunction.

Of course, whether McFetridge has opened up a fruitful line of enquiry will itself turn upon more general issues with regard to the nature of explanation itself e.g., upon the controversial thesis that explanations are arguments.

Under such conditions a legal approach, which is much more suited to dealing with uncertainty than military strikes, is likely to be a more fruitful and safer course of action in the longer term.

Woods also said he's made a few "tweaks" to his swing and is hoping the changes will prove fruitful on the course.

Marital trauma has, of course, been fruitful subject matter for many playwrights.

About that time I'd stepped on to suicide's landing as a prime candidate, having demonstrably failed to deploy fruitful energies over the course of a decade.

I cringed at the time, but on the whole it proved to be fruitful, showing up one course director as particularly incompetent and striking that institution off our list.

We would like to thank Nicolás Bellora and the Evolutionary Genomics Group members for fruitful discussions over the course of this work.