Sentence examples for be far less productive from inspiring English sources

A degraded ecosystem will be far less productive over all.

As Mr Hickey points out, a factory that Sealed Air opened in Mexico was expected to be far less productive than one in America, but within four years had caught up.

Research shows that disgruntled, disengaged employees are more likely to call in sick, quit without notice, give poor customer service, waste time, engage in workplace bullying or violence, file workers compensation claims, be injured on the job, cause injury to others, steal, and be far less productive, creative and committed than their fully-engaged counterparts.

According to a new study by the McKinsey Global Institute that attributes Japan's economic troubles to low productivity, traditional shops like the Katos' are far less productive than their counterparts in the United States.

They are far less productive than their counterparts in the wealthy countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

Public debt peaked in 1932 at 173% of GDP, when the economy was far less productive.

The same cannot be said of Mr. Miller and Mr. Bloomberg, whose meetings have been far less productive, according to current and former city officials.

As it should, says pure economics: farming in such areas is far less productive and less profitable (even were water priced realistically) than the intensive, year-round irrigation-based growing of flowers, fruit and vegetables in dry but sunny Almeria, in the far south.

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In contrast, a short newspaper advertisement, which lacked detailed study information, was far less productive.

Gasoline would be far less pernicious.