Sentence examples for how productive it from inspiring English sources

The members of such a coalition "own so much of the society that they have an important incentive to be actively concerned about how productive it is".

The economy is bad enough as it is, but voters in past elections have judged incumbents by the amount of progress in the economy, rather than how productive it is in an absolute sense.

It did no do so because the Federal Reserve was itself caught up in the philosophic and political currents that were transforming American life and culture.Mr Smith reads in this a story of inflation as a manifestation of optimism:Disinflation is an act of betrayal, because you deny the future a chance to show you how productive it could have been.

She didn't want to deny him, even though she was unsure how productive it would be.

If we are to understand how our economy actually consumes resources, we need a more honest assessment of how "productive" it actually is.

And we actually do have evidence of how productive it is when a political leader does recognize the creative powers of recharging.

Now I am fully retired and while I keep busy, I question how productive I am.

"I'll always have to prove myself to N.F.L. teams, no matter how productive I am".

Maybe that says something about how productive I was when I was full-time," he jokes.

Also, how productive can it be to mentally cross-examine yourself every time you want to express a feeling about your experience of life?

"If you're hit by a car," Edwards asks, "how productive is it to remember the first sound of crushing or the feeling of a rear wheel breaking an arm and a leg?" Likewise, he says, there's an evolutionary advantage for women to forget the agony of childbirth: It makes them more willing to endure another pregnancy and pass on their genes.