Sentence examples for fruitfully took from inspiring English sources

The examples in this small, beautiful survey run through the 1970s, and they document a career that fruitfully took alternative paths every step of the way.

Nine interviews were conducted by two members of the research team with key informants to solicit expert opinion on the direction the Lean evaluation could most fruitfully take.

Wolf fruitfully decides to take the opposite tack.

Listen to Margaret Thatcher, praising Mikhail Gorbachev in December 1984, after the pair had fruitfully met but before he took over as General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party: "I like Mr Gorbachev.

It is equally true that they have hardly honed a cutting edge in attack, but this was never going to be a campaign where England's running and passing, so fruitfully employed in the Six Nations, took the next step forward.

But hundreds, certainly, present issues with which the court might fruitfully engage.

Few novelists fruitfully have such second thoughts; poets and short story writers thrive on them".

To what extent was Daltonian chemistry borne out by and able to fruitfully guide experiment?

Still, knowing how and why (historically) we value things may fruitfully guide reflections on the process.

This paper provides practical recommendations on how academics can more fruitfully engage with and support local-level decision-making.

Instead of mathematical modeling, this problem can be approached more fruitfully from a different dimension, taking advantage of the enormous power of contemporary supercomputers.