Sentence examples for extremely fruitful from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, it was an extremely fruitful and very happy association.

However, it has proved extremely fruitful and useful to enlarge the number concept to include square roots of negative numbers.

His continual willingness to experiment with modern musical styles, forms, and sonorities and with new theatrical environments proved extremely fruitful.

On Sunday, the head of the financial section of the Paris prosecutor's office, Jean-Michel Aldebert, said the questioning of Mr. Kerviel had so far been "extremely fruitful".

"Our partnership with Ferrari has been extremely fruitful," Ricardo Guadalupe, the chief executive of Hublot, said in an interview by telephone.

"As always, he's managed to set off a debate, which is going to be extremely fruitful as we discuss his book," said Mr. Armitage, an associate professor of history at Columbia and an old friend of Mr. Cannadine.

The trochee is extremely important and fruitful, and one way it is fruitful is in a line that is exactly like Longfellow's By the shores of Gitche Gumee, By the shining Big-Sea-Water but without the final syllable.

As one of the first sites to make photo uploading and sharing extremely easy, Flickr enjoyed an incredibly fruitful early period.

Additional link level simulations show that the proposed system is also well behaved for higher order adaptive modulation (HOM) by improving 6 dB SNR in every scheme which is really fruitful for WBAN as it requires extremely low power.

Conditional Independence, for instance, is an extremely powerful and intuitive concept which has been put to fruitful use in many areas in philosophy and computer science, the most spectacular example being the theory of Bayesian networks (Pearl, 1985).

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/9/10/prepub I am extremely grateful to Peter Lee for helpful comments, to Andy Grieve and Jim Weir for fruitful collaboration and to Edith Jude-Eze for a careful reading of an earlier draft.