Sentence examples for deeply productive from inspiring English sources

HELSINKI, Finland — President Trump stood next to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday and publicly challenged the conclusion of his own intelligence agencies that Moscow interfered in the 2016 presidential election, wrapping up what he called a "deeply productive" summit meeting with an extraordinary show of trust for a leader accused of attacking American democracy.

Daugherty, instead, has managed to make a case for a body of work in which the best stories have the aura of a second act, and to create a convincing narrative out of a life that was deeply engaged, passionate and maybe even fulfilled, despite the demons, and out of a life of the mind that was rigorous, exacting and, despite Barthelme's early death, deeply productive.

Mr Trump begins talking, calling today's talks "direct, open, deeply productive dialogue".

The deeply rooted, productive families pay a price to stay.

The two main sanctions that could hit Greece would be deeply counter-productive if applied.

For a league that was struggling to increase scoring (and still is to this day), the rule seemed deeply counter-productive, and fans grew to hate it.

Yet while Mr Sharon's talent for wanton destruction has once again proved deeply counter-productive, is he also guilty, as the Palestinians claim, of a heinous and exceptional crime?

Executives who subscribe to MSV are thus copping out of their responsibility to invest broadly and deeply in the productive capabilities their organizations need to continually innovate.

The symptoms of pneumococcal pneumonia include sudden onset of illness characterized by shaking, chills, fever, shortness of breath or rapid breathing, chest pain that is worsened by breathing deeply and a productive cough.

Titian's genius, given full rein in his long and productive career, deeply influenced Venetian painting.

"We can find some efficiencies, but I think the cuts have by and large been made last year, and anything beyond that would be deeply hurtful and not productive," Mr. Silver said.