Sentence examples for a really fruitful from inspiring English sources

"It was a really fruitful and mind-opening environment," she says.

I think that looking at the observable effects of diversity on a group's performance is a really fruitful way to get a sense of what diversity really means.

Man, if I had a PSP Go I'd be happy as hell right now; this could be a really fruitful marketplace.

Anderson said: "It puts a bitter taste in your mouth about a really fruitful time for an England team who were one of the best England teams I've been around in recent times".

"Musically, it's a really fruitful period," Scott says.

I think there is something more nefarious than a prank going on, however – since these remarks often do either skew or hold up or derail the conversation, I divine anti-intellectualism, a complete rejection of and/or fear of the idea that people whose views are in the same mould might do something really fruitful with a discussion.

Chris L. Wiggins, the lab's creative director, whose own background is in advertising, describes design as a collaborative process among groups "with really fruitful back-and-forth".

The latter was at a UN conference where I did a multi-layered ethnography looking at Human Rights and its representation - it was really fruitful and interesting and as it was in Turkey I had to locate it in the wider situation with the 'Kurdish problem' which was a little dangerous.

"I will lean more towards the wistful, melancholy regretful note in my lyrics and Mark tends to favour the more optimistic lyrics – that tension, if you will, proved really fruitful".

Additional link level simulations show that the proposed system is also well behaved for higher order adaptive modulation (HOM) by improving 6 dB SNR in every scheme which is really fruitful for WBAN as it requires extremely low power.

"We had discussions around both the revenue side of fiscal policy as well as the spending side, and it was, I would say, a really frank and fruitful conversation," Willox said.