Sentence examples for infinitely productive from inspiring English sources
A series of experiments has shown that ant communication may be infinitely productive (that is, have infinite amount of combinations like human language does) and that it may efficiently "compress" content (e.g. instead of saying "turn left, left, left, left" say "turn left four times").
Malthus's world filled up, and its farmers, defying his predictions, became infinitely more productive.
There were issues between him and Mancini earlier in the year, but a clear-the-air discussion served as the catalyst for an infinitely more productive working relationship.
It would be infinitely more productive if both the media and us, their audience, recognized how we allow and encourage similar negative messages into our homes, and collectively vowed to aggressively purge those vile mind-sets forever.
But is infinite information infinitely valuable?
Given that the women have shown themselves to be infinitely more creative, flexible, ingenious, reliable, productive and loyal than the system, there is really no contest.
It makes infinitely more sense to support juvenile rehabilitation programs like the Missouri Division of Youth Services, which have high rates of success turning troubled children into productive citizens.
They were infinitely better.
It looks infinitely better.
Dogs are infinitely patient.
