Sentence examples for fully productive from inspiring English sources

Presenteeism is a concept proposed by Auren in 1955 11 to describe productivity loss when employees come to work but are not fully productive.

For FY'20, Anaplan will focus on adding sales capacity (new sales reps normally take 12 to 18 months to become fully productive), expanding the partner ecosystem (particularly in the APAC region) and improving the product portfolio (including a UI update and increased mobile functionality).

Once a replacement is selected, it takes time for that individual to become fully productive.

As a reliable BRDF is always available from VEGETATION data, BDC is fully productive at a 10-day step.

Why are phonological patterns intimately grounded in their sensorimotor channels (speech or gesture) while remaining partly amodal and fully productive?

Indeed, theirs was a partnership as fully productive as those that linked many of the "great men" in the 18th century's Republic of Letters.

In Japan, any physical disability can be a stigma and a source of shame, and many Japanese look down on people who can't be fully productive.

"We are talking about a binational group," he said, adding that such a structure could be "clearly only fully productive if the two companies are working well".

Cultivated blueberry bushes (Vaccinium corymbosum) grow for three years before they become fully productive and produce for about eight years before they must be replaced.

"The fodder shrubs can be planted in blocks or along internal or external boundaries and are fully productive in less than two years.

Mr. Hakim estimates that he will need foreign support for at least five more years to get the farms on track to be fully productive again.