Sentence examples for fruitfully to from inspiring English sources

He is devoted to Suu and to her cause, successfully promoting her candidacy for a Nobel Peace Prize and trying, less fruitfully, to outwit the Myanmar authorities who are keeping them apart.

Meanwhile, when it comes to those with whom Davis worked so fruitfully to forge what he calls "social music," we get nothing of Dizzy Gillespie or John Coltrane, say, and only the odd glimpse of Gil Evans Jeffrey Groverr).

This we must take as read, for the exhibition glances off more fruitfully to explore influences on Turing's thinking – a working model of a "differential analyser" (precursor of the computer) constructed in Meccano, and a cybernetic tortoise developed to investigate animal brain function.

The campaigns to rescue alpha predators -- campaigns with such high requirements for forbearance among human bystanders too poor or too culturally entranced to move out of range of these experiments -- stand out oddly against the species extinctions accompanying the continuing human drive fruitfully to occupy the earth.

For the pacifist, moral concepts can indeed be applied fruitfully to international affairs.

They adapt fruitfully to a wide range of logics and structures.

As a whole, cooperation seems to be most fruitfully oriented to consistent and consequent drawings when cooperation is well ensured.

Here we review a variety of genetic analysis methods—such as genome-wide association studies (GWAS), linkage and candidate gene studies that have been fruitfully adapted to imaging data to implicate specific variants in the genome for brain-related traits.

augmented reality can be fruitfully used to attract a broad public to displays of cultural heritage.

We argue that property rights theory can be fruitfully applied to understand these shortcomings, and to develop reform proposals.

The following are theLessons learned: (i) augmented reality can be fruitfully used to attract a broad public to displays of cultural heritage.