Sentence examples for a fruitful direction from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Re "Let Congress Go Without Insurance," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Oct. 8): Mr. Kristof's "proposal" that Congress go without insurance in proportion to the American population that is uninsured does point us in a fruitful direction for health care reform.
Given that they haven't shown much of a track record in solving their own problems, this doesn't seem like a fruitful direction to pursue".
Our hope is that this paper sheds some light on a fruitful direction of future research for privacy preservation in WSNs.
A fruitful direction for the field could be to consider what conceptual understanding of scientific reasoning can look like across contexts.
The success of the study suggests there exists a fruitful direction for future research in the automated linkage of data-driven analysis with information about the structure and connectivity of the process.
In this paper, we do not consider the impact of creating this type of noise to our SNAD models, but believe it is a fruitful direction for future research.
Therefore, investigating the degree to which physician inducement occurs, rather than whether inducement exists, is perhaps a more fruitful direction for further investigation [39].
Therefore, in addition to between-drug comparisons, work in 'therapygenetics' [ 67] (where predictors of response to talking therapies are considered) points to a potentially fruitful direction for exploring differential predictors of treatment response.
In accordance with these assumptions, and based on present data as well as suggestions from previous researchers [ 7, 21, 26, 27, 29- 31], we state that using dynamic imagery, i.e. performing simple upper-limb movements which integrate mainly temporal features of the actual practice during MI, is a potentially fruitful direction to perform MI with important advantages.
Ding Ling's conversion to Marxism channeled her writing into a new and initially fruitful direction.
As the winning design suggests, a new and more fruitful direction might be found in Heschel's idea of sanctified time.
