Sentence examples for fruitful idea from inspiring English sources

How can we recognise a potentially fruitful idea?

Another fruitful idea is to set up a permanent framework for talks involving the outside backers of the various Iraqi communities.

The original fruitful idea in [7] has been generalized in [6] to give best-known estimates for the Lieb Thirring constants in estimates for the negative trace of Schrödinger operators.

Despite the current revival of interest in Zilsel's thesis as an explanatory argument for the onset of modern science, something seems to be missing in the way this very fruitful idea has been used by historians.

Not a satirically ripe or fruitful idea, methinks, and the root of the problem with The Cheater's Club.

Especially for early-career scientists such as myself, relationships formed at these small conferences often lead to fruitful idea- or career-based collaborations for years to come.

The assignment of FIR-active modes provides fruitful ideas for the design and synthesis of promising derivatives.

Jonathan Wolff rightly complains that "there are no fruitful ideas" from the new universities minister (Education, 2 October), but doesn't even mention the two-tiered entry qualification.

Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone said that Mr. Rudin and the other lead producer on "Mormon," ANNE GAREFINO, provided fruitful ideas, while assembling investors and managing the business plan.

Norman Mailer eventually called himself a "left conservative," and Godard himself, with formal genius (the special effects alone are minor masterworks) and acerbic wit, embodies similarly conflicting (and similarly fruitful) ideas here.

Trying Not to Try (Canongate) by Edward Slingerland looks like a self-help book but it's actually an insightful and lucid introduction to some of the most fruitful ideas in ancient Chinese philosophy.