Sentence examples for fruitful situation from inspiring English sources

Critics do not regard the strip highly, but it provided the vehicle for a fruitful situation: in the July 26 episode, a mouse threw a brick at the family cat called "Kat"—which hit the cat on the head.

Adopting a design approach to sustainable agricultural landscape management could be particularly fruitful in situations where collective action is necessary but where there is no common good recognized as such, and no existing community identified.

With loving guidance, the producer helps to encourage individuality, to foster audacity, to coax the members of the family into situations where unexpectedly fruitful possibilities arise — and to provide the means for doing so.

The role of teacher is increasingly related to designing and arranging collaborative learning situations in which fruitful and creative group work may occur.

We think that this path is fruitful when dealing with complex situations where a great number of value (both qualitative and quantitative) drivers must be taken into account, and/or where explicit account of their interrelations must be taken for a better description and rationalization of the evaluation process.

Guided by the insights gained from our simulations, we suggest a potentially fruitful approach to these unsatisfactory situations is to treat a pre-determined number of randomly chosen affected individuals more frequently.

We show how an actability worldview of data structures expressed in terms of business patterns offers a fruitful way of making sense of problem situations such as this.

He added that Mr. McMahon had been in "very fruitful discussions" with the lender to resolve the situation.

Glasl argues that researching conflict causality is less fruitful than verifying the dynamics of the conflict situation, in order to inform the appropriate choice of intervention.

Another way in which this model can be used is to consider which axis is the most easily modified, so that early efforts to change the situation are more likely to be fruitful.

This double journey allows participants to compare and contrast situations and potential solutions, leading to fruitful strategic discussions.