Sentence examples for far less productive from inspiring English sources

However, over the last few decades traditional drug discovery pipelines from natural products have become far less productive and far more expensive.

According to a new study by the McKinsey Global Institute that attributes Japan's economic troubles to low productivity, traditional shops like the Katos' are far less productive than their counterparts in the United States.

A degraded ecosystem will be far less productive over all.

Such plants are typically far less productive than high-yield varieties.

Public debt peaked in 1932 at 173% of GDP, when the economy was far less productive.

They are far less productive than their counterparts in the wealthy countries in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

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

So, a smart homeless outreach strategy prioritizes outreach workers over far more costly and less productive police.

Although less productive so far in this tournament Robben probably has the biggest allowance to be selfish on the team.

I'm old enough to remember Du Sable slickster Kevin Porter, who followed in Norm Van Lier's collegiate footsteps to little St. Francis, Pa., and had a similarly productive, if far less combative, 10-season N.B.A. career than Stormin' Norman.

Fresh organic material was observed in all highly productive soil cores, whereas soil cores with low methanogenic activity included far less fresh organic material.