Sentence examples for great productive from inspiring English sources
It is no wonder that patience is running short in the once great productive regions, now reduced to semi-mendicant status.
The underlying premise was that "the potential of the global market economy for good is immense and has demonstrated great productive capacity for hundreds of millions of people".
Not many of us get to play with a caddie, which is too bad because it is a great, productive pleasure — the confluence of two trying to master a golf course together.
The Times also referred to his humility: "As Latin America burgeons in its importance in the global economy, a Pope who knows personally and has a history of service to the losers in the great productive power of the market economy and globalisation will be a vital voice".
And after I've had a great, productive day, and am feeling great about life, that needs to serve as momentum to take me into the next day and replicate the productivity and positivity.
Is there greater productive innovation in, say, medical technology or commercial real estate?
This will require a more sustainable increase in consumption based on rising wages rather than debts, greater productive investments that will expand the economy's ability to produce, and the introduction of financial regulation that will make banks lend more to productive enterprises than to consumers.
The greatest productive advantage of modern-day American cities is that they form large and integrated metropolitan labor markets.
The overwhelming economic opinion though is that in the foreseeable future the possibility of earning greater income will bring forth greater productive effort.
This would be interesting, too, as it would imply that the larger ranchers also have higher quality land (with greater productive potential and less vulnerability to soil loss).
It is also conceivable that staff trained in dispensing (i.e., pharmacists and pharmacist's assistants) bring greater productive efficiency to the dispensing process and the service, therefore, takes longer to reach "saturation point" where new dispensing staff members are needed.
