Sentence examples for a less fruitful from inspiring English sources

While television and film have embraced puppets for eons, Broadway musicals have always been a less fruitful venue for inanimate actors.

But it is a less fruitful technique when discussing the intricacies of a chorus-line folk dance in Oklahoma - unless, of course, you're particularly enthused by that sort of thing.

But there is no mention about why the agency would be stripped of this authority, and it appears to be intended to make administrative proceedings a less fruitful avenue for enforcement rather than any dispute about the benefits of the director and officer bar.

Strachan went on to have a successful four years as Celtic manager from 2005 but has been out of management since a less fruitful year with Middlesbrough ended in October 2010.

Three years on, I was asked to adapt Nicholas Nickleby, and he brought that genius to a part some thought less fruitful than the wonderful Dickensian grotesques which surrounded it.

In recent months, the president has turned more and more to gay men and women in search of new veins of large campaign donations, particularly after antagonizing Wall Street, a traditional but now less fruitful source of cash.

Do not become downcast, my fighters, because I devised an additional strategy, in case these methods proved less fruitful: I have found an American Web site called Kickstarter, where you can raise funds for any cause at all.

For scaffolding/compartmentalization (SC), making a similar type of bound is less fruitful.

(Attempting "The Man Without Qualities" on a return to Hawaii, my native state, however, was less fruitful: I made it through one and a quarter volumes, then decided that I'd got the point and went snorkeling instead).

That isn't always the case, and for the more than 285 million people around the world who are visually impaired, browsing the 'net can be a less than fruitful experience.

ICE took up a review in August 2011 under those guidelines to close deportation cases deemed low-priority -- an effort that so far has been less fruitful than expected.