Sentence examples for be productive in a from inspiring English sources

Can he be productive in a new kind of offense?

"Smartphones are seen as essential to be productive in a mobile society," said David Christopher, chief marketing officer at AT&T's wireless division.

Also look out for "early ripening" varieties, as these are more likely to be productive in a poor summer, and to fruit before the arrival of the dreaded blight (a nasty fungal infection that decimates tomatoes).

Perhaps not the best indication that I care or even know how to be productive in a role that requires constant client-facing time.

Because of this, the team always focused not just on making the language accessible, but also on the other tools that developer need to be productive in a language.

"We felt like we needed a fresh voice in that role, and we felt like Rico could be productive in a scouting role leading up to the [July 31] trade deadline," Assistant GM Matt Klentak said.

Instead of Country Life magazines, there are  glossy books such as Sex and Pleasure in Japanese Art and adverts for lectures on how to be productive in an age of 'digital distraction.' So far the UK isn't distracted – quite the reverse: Mr Grech says the digital sector is the fastest growing in the economy.

Several recommendations are made to improve e-learning programs that will produce self-directed, lifelong learners who can be productive in an information-based economy.

It isn't productive in a tangible sense; it's productive in a human sense.

It is hard to say whether one type of partner was more 'productive' than the other because each was productive in a different way.

A paradigm shift in priorities is therefore required – more diverse genotypes that are productive in a range of environments will need to be developed.