Sentence examples for Productive means from inspiring English sources

The productive means to pay off those liabilities are shrinking as Japan's average age creeps toward 50.

The main goal of the course is to understand why firms exist and how firms are used to channel capital towards productive means.

The question ahead is how Trump's team can direct supporters into the most productive means of voter contact and keep potential new voters engaged ahead of the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary in early February.

Wolff showed his fire, taking a yellow card after being hammered from behind by Rafael Marquez ("You've got to be smarter than that," Wolff said later), but he turned his energy into more productive means in the second half.

While some of these objectives are reflected in the evolving programs to date, priority has not been given to supporting the most productive means for achieving all or most of them.

The risk of losses of income and productive means due to adverse weather can differ significantly among farmers sharing a productive landscape, and is of course hard to estimate, or even "guesstimate" empirically.

State subsidies are a common though counter-productive means to pay firms to come or stay.

And without a clear understanding of the problem and a goal projection, there can be no successful PLAN to correct the income and wealth inequality that has resulted ever since America entered the age of the Industrial Revolution, when the nation began its shift from labor intensive production to non-human physical productive capital means of production.

The productive testing means a large-scale test prior to commercial production and application.

Being "productive enough" means different things to different people, and assessing your own productivity can be difficult.

The continuous process is more productive, which means fewer machines are needed, reducing costs.