Sentence examples for found fruitful from inspiring English sources

"Prominent New Jersey Republicans have found fruitful employment elsewhere".

But Mr. Reich and Mr. Mintz are New Yorkers, reverse commuters who found fruitful work seeking the roots of scandal across state lines.

The principles of robust statistics have found fruitful applications in numerous signal-processing disciplines especially in digital image processing and signal processing for communications.

Generally, the time-frequency distributions have found fruitful applications in many important fields dealing with nonstationary signals, such as biomedical, radar, seismic, telecommunications, and mechanical engineering.

So it was a pleasant surprise to watch the start of Season 4: The drama found a more measured pace -- well, measured for "Scandal" -- and it found fruitful new avenues to explore, and the continuing greatness of Joe Morton's performance as Eli Pope is a weekly treat.

The Ivorians have the edge in midfield but Yaya Touré and Emerse Fae have continually failed to find fruitful final balls.

But any Russian agitation would find fruitful ground: many locals say they hate their new government, and opinion polls show that large chunks of the local population support more independence from Kiev, or even joining Russia.

He could, and did, play anything brilliantly (the standards include such obscurities as "There's Danger in Your Eyes, Cherie"), but in his compositions, he posed some very difficult problems of melody, rhythm, and harmony, which he himself worked out for most of his life and which other musicians to this day find fruitful and unresolved.

It finds fruitful application within cognitive science, especially cognitive neuroscience.

Our aim was to gain insights that may help general practitioners understand why people smoke, and why smokers stop and then remain quitting and, from this, to find fruitful approaches to the dialogue about stopping smoking.

With the emphasis on the elderly, our aim was to gain insights that may help general practitioners to understand why people smoke, and why smokers stop and then maintain quitted; and from this to find fruitful approaches to the dialogue about smoking cessation.