Sentence examples for fruitful part from inspiring English sources
Mandela's presidency was not the most fruitful part of his career.
In perhaps the most fruitful part of his career, Mr. Powell collaborated with Moraes on nearly 50 songs in the 1960's, like "Berimbau," released in 1967.
The most fruitful part of the conversations, American officials indicated in a briefing late on Wednesday, dealt with North Korea and climate change, two areas where the governments have been moving into alignment.
"It has been a very fruitful part of the game in the past and hopefully we can do the same on Saturday.
This observation lead to the most fruitful part of the discussion, as Shubin Stein, a medical doctor as well as an investor, noted that certain investment products are designed to act as the financial equivalent of high fructose corn syrup; i.e. a product known to create demand instead of sate it.
"Right now I feel like I'm in one of the most fruitful parts of my career," he said.
Shotgun sequencing of the introns of these patients has not been very fruitful, in part because the gene is so large and in part because it harbors many repetitive elements.
EasyJet's capacity was hugely increased by its purchase last year of Go, which used to be British Airways' low-cost airline until BA sold it to a venture-capital group.His other ventures have been less fruitful, in part, says Mr Haji-Ioannou, because he took his eye off the ball.
This may of course be true, but we have found that going back to first principles in the way that we have described is often a means to exposing differences in understanding, which warrant fruitful exploration as part of the ethics-focused debate that follows.
As the one-time Robin Hood's face has grown more creased and weathered with the passage of years, it's allowed him to leave behind some of the trappings of superstardom that first propelled and then constrained him during the '80s and '90s, leading him to the much more fruitful and fulfilling character parts that await all leading men eventually.
end{aligned} (1.2) Generalized inverses of matrices are common tools to deal with singular matrices, and now become fruitful and core parts of matrix theory and applications.
