Sentence examples for from a productive from inspiring English sources

Receipts coming into the Treasury from a productive economy are what determine the strength of government.

Blake came into the Open fresh from a productive Olympics, where he defeated Roger Federer in the quarterfinals.

With its 526 posthumous poems, Ernst Orvil's Siste dikt marked a worthy farewell from a productive poet.

Dominic Solanke, also 19, was on the bench against West Ham and has returned from a productive year at Vitesse Arnhem.

To the extent that an entity merely passes along royalties from a productive well or steady income from a pipeline, imposing an extra layer of corporate tax makes little sense.

He benefited from a productive bullpen session on Wednesday with Stottlemyre; he heard on Thursday that his 80-year-old father, Florentino, was being released from a Cuban hospital after a stroke; and Manager Joe Torre declared that he had made the Yankees' opening day roster.

The soils are generally productive but water resources are very limited and are primarily provided by snow and glacier melts, which prevent the region from being a productive agriculture (Qi and Kulmatov 2008; Groisman et al. 2009; Sommer and de Pauw 2011; Klein et al. 2012).

The idea was, once the forest was reestablished, the counties would benefit from logging a productive forest.

Otherwise, continuing or attempting to continue with the other only prolongs your suffering and prevents you from beginning a productive process of letting go. 1.

A major problem preventing us from having a productive national conversation about our fiscal policy is the difficulty for those of us without a finance background to conceptualise what billions in cuts actually means in real terms.

Traditionally used herbal medicines derived from plants represent a productive base from which to search for such bioactive compounds.