Sentence examples for generally productive from inspiring English sources

Generally, productive activities like paid work, volunteering or family support are analyzed as discrete behaviors even though evidence suggests that they are interdependent.

Israeli-Palestinian relations began to cool last week when a summit meeting between Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, and Mr. Barak ended in deadlock, despite the fact that they have held regular and generally productive meetings.

The soils are generally productive but water resources are very limited and are primarily provided by snow and glacier melts, which prevent the region from being a productive agriculture (Qi and Kulmatov 2008; Groisman et al. 2009; Sommer and de Pauw 2011; Klein et al. 2012).

Fire authorities were predicting a generally productive day.

Other than maybe having an expensive coffee habit, pumpkin spice addicts are still generally productive members of society.

In the Minidoka Ranger District, soils are generally productive, derived from volcanic and sedimentary material, shallow on steep slopes, and deep in the lowlands.

Big firms are generally more productive, offer higher wages and pay more taxes than small ones.

Rather, it's because people are generally more productive midcareer than at any other time.

He and Simone had one great sorrow, losing their daughter Françoise to liver disease; otherwise, he lived a generally pleasurable, productive life until his death, in 1967.

Notably, the jobs of the new industrial economy were generally more productive and better paid than the jobs it left behind.

Mr. Zuckerman emphasizes that his interviewees were in no way despairing nihilists but "for the most part, a happy, satisfied lot" who "generally live productive, creative, contented lives".