Sentence examples for fruitful next from inspiring English sources
Research on the well-being of individual dogs, rather than on group averages, may be a fruitful next step in determining and improving the welfare of dogs housed in shelters.
Explaining the causes of variation around the regression lines in Figures 1 is a natural, and we believe, fruitful next step to this analysis.
Although not conclusive, this result supports our conclusions and indicates an experiment using harder questions would be a fruitful next study.
However, experts believe that continued launches will eventually prove fruitful and the next Taepodong-2 may break the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of the moon, provided, as this Onion article suggests, they bring the moon to Pyongyang.
It must be handed down to the next generation in fruitful forms.
This will make your next "experiment" more fruitful because you'll go into it with more information and a better understanding of the entire situation because you've learned from the previous experiment.
The following games were not as fruitful as they lost five of their next six games and their starting goaltender Eddie Lack suffered a hip injury.
Vladimir Putin sent his best, reflecting, no doubt, that, if the new President follows through on his glowering promise to downgrade American support for NATO, next year might provide a fruitful moment to invade Latvia.
The 60th anniversary season of the Formula One world championship begins at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday as the series exits one of its greatest decades wondering whether the next will be as interesting, fruitful and competitive.
But many talented twentysomething graduates are finding it hard to complete the next chapter – accessing the eventually fruitful professions of law, journalism, politics, publishing – because of the enormous financial barriers.
Typically, he would follow a particular train of thought that he regarded promising and fruitful, only to discard it in the next paper for another one, and then pick it up again years later.
