Sentence examples for especially productive from inspiring English sources

General musician jokes are especially productive as they can be used to ridicule any performer.

Churches that arose in the 19th and 20th centuries have been especially productive in liturgical reform.

The Giants' Eli Manning, a 10-year veteran, was poised and mistake-free but not especially productive.

Menon noted that the Indians had felt last week's meeting at the Munich Security Conference between National Security Advisor MK Narayanan and General Petraeus had been especially productive.

The Yankees invested $423.5 million to sign those three to long-term deals and also acquired Nick Swisher, with Sabathia and Teixeira having especially productive seasons.

McInnis was especially productive, scoring 12 points in 26 minutes, and several of his shots came during crucial points of the game.

First, this scenario is unlikely to result in any improvement for biodiversity in the existing intensive farming areas, especially when the productive land is used for only food production and no steps are taken to support farmland biodiversity.

I really don't even see myself as productive, especially in the past year.

It means you're far less likely to be productive, especially if you start responding to them.

Older people will need to remain active, healthy and economically productive, especially in poor nations with no social safety net.

But as Mr. Clinton discovered over the weekend, there is no guarantee that diplomatic efforts will be productive, especially in chronic trouble spots like South Asia and the Middle East.