Sentence examples for a productive course from inspiring English sources

Staying on a productive course also requires recognizing when a project isn't working.

With so many little things to take care of, this will help you set a productive course for the rest of the day and ensure you keep your priorities in mind". - Shivani Siroya, CEO and founder of Tala.

Without a productive course of action, Riel began to engage in obsessive prayer, and was experiencing a significant relapse of his mental agitations.

The sheriff believes education reduces the chances that offenders will commit new crimes after being released, "and puts these people on a productive course for their lives," said Steve Whitmore, a spokesman for Baca.

Perry Jackson, president of the newly formed Jonesboro NAACP, said that an official statement would be forthcoming, but in the meantime local leaders would be meeting to determine a productive course of action.

As Congress spins its wheels with endless debate over immigration, an ambitious venture based in Sunnyvale, Calif., is trying to chart a more productive course aboard a 600-foot boat, or possibly a barge.

That may be a more productive course than a single, stand-alone, top-down agreement".

But I feel that America has a creative edginess that may help to undermine cynicism and get the country on a healthy, productive course that everyone has a hand in.

A more productive course would be to get a copy of the plat of survey for both your properties and find out the official property line is drawn.

Channeling our energies into such a movement in which women and men could join across generations seems to me a much more productive course than the one we're on, where mothers are made to feel guilty about working, or not working, outside the home.

A more prudent and productive course for the United States would be to continue the painful sanctions against Iran while formally adopting for the Middle East the same policy that for decades successfully protected America's European and Asian allies against the much more dangerous threats emanating from Stalinist Russia and lately from nuclear-armed North Korea.