Sentence examples for fruitfully and from inspiring English sources

"The British government has a duty to the taxpayer who wants to see aid used fruitfully and wisely," he said.

And few filmmakers were as fruitfully and inventively inconsistent as Samuel Fuller, whose highly charged genre films revel in wild juxtapositions, sudden reversals and willful suspensions of logic.

It was, in its way, a reminder of just how capacious those imaginations really can be, how fruitfully and intelligently a child can inhabit the landscape of a good story.

The World Health Organisation's definition of good mental health is this: "A state of wellbeing in which every individual realises his or her own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community".

The continuing transformation in research will both expand the number of researchers and connect them more fruitfully, and we will all be the beneficiaries.

This is not a problem, suggests Aristotle, since we often reason fruitfully and well in circumstances where we cannot claim to have attained scientific understanding.

But for women in the 44-54 age bracket, there are some specific barriers to realising potential, and working productively and fruitfully.

The Arabidopsis predicted interactome has enabled researchers to fruitfully generate and test network and protein interaction hypotheses (e.g. Liu and Howell 2010, Gu et al. 2008).

We also assume that space understanding and space organizing can be fruitfully analyzed and modelled by paying attention to both routine and non-routine (creative) cognitive functions.

Clinical pharmacology topics are at the top of issues discussed in SA, a finding that asks for more analysis on how industry, regulatory, and academic clinical pharmacologists can fruitfully interact and align in order to stimulate drug innovation.

Social science in particular could do so by showing how certain goals were impossible or misguided given present socio-economic relations and by suggesting that, at a certain time and in a certain place, other means and other ends might be more fruitfully adopted and pursued.