Sentence examples for becoming less productive from inspiring English sources

Many farms are filled with old trees that are rapidly becoming less productive, making it hard for farmers to earn enough cash to escape poverty.

"It actually makes it more difficult to make decisions and many are becoming less productive because they're overwhelmed by it all and feel they can never escape the office".

But managers also need to help employees set limits because telecommuters who don't know when to stop working may be at risk of burning out and becoming less productive.

So, I think that it was the understanding of that that we just did more and more in this area, and I can see that as we've gone along, we've had so many different patterns, and all the businessmen were trying to move into another area where there was growth, that that was carrying the United States and more companies were becoming less productive, less profitable.

With more and more education happening online, don't we run the risk of students losing perspective and becoming less productive?

He said several islands had been abandoned in Kiribati partly because low-lying farmland was becoming less productive as storm surges whipped more salt onto the land.

He found himself working 20-hour days, seven days a week, and gradually becoming less creative, less productive and less happy: "For about six months last year, for the first time really, the happiness drained away.

When a people returns to the land in large numbers, it is a sure sign of a regressing economy that is becoming less specialized, less productive and less affluent.

According to research, there is about $4 trillion of aging industrial equipment in the world, which is becoming less and less productive as each month passes by.

His three premier attackers have become less productive.

Get some headphones and become less productive at work.