Sentence examples similar to conduct more resourcefully from inspiring English sources

More resourcefully perhaps, gay men and gay women in China sometimes marry each other.

"Jumpers," produced in 1972, was the next milestone in Stoppard's career; but something should first be said of his work for radio, a medium he has used more resourcefully than any other contemporary English playwright.

Few writers have pursued this more resourcefully than Phillip Lopate, who started out as a novelist and poet but gained traction when he began writing lively first-person essays in the late 1970s, later editing a landmark anthology, "The Art of the Personal Essay" (1994).

Dr. Armpit wants to conduct more studies.

But gradually I wish to conduct more and more.

Mr. Joyce said a crew would conduct more inspections tonight.

I could be more streamlined and out doing other things, using my time more resourcefully rather than waiting".

Find a coach or mentor who challenges your thinking and provides a mental space for you to grow and think more resourcefully.

These ingredients aren't actually new, but "come out of cultures that have been eating more resourcefully for hundreds of years".

Current not only urged W. W. Norton to republish Brodie's book in paperback, but wrote a blurb praising the author for writing "more imaginatively" and "more resourcefully...than any other Stevens biographer".

Thanks to the free and efficient tools that augment necessary day-to-day tasks, small business owners have the advantage of managing their operations more resourcefully than they used to do 10 years ago.