Sentence examples for it productively from inspiring English sources
"If they were investing it productively, fine.
"We plan on doing it productively and economically".
They must also know how to use it, and reuse it, productively.
It's an experience and I take it productively," said Mr Richard, voicing the spirit in Chelsea at the moment.
"Artists and writers have a lot of time on their hands and they don't always use it productively," Mr. Pierson said.
But most of the land that has been bought has gone not to needy peasant farmers but to government cronies, unable to use it productively.
If an item becomes scarce, its price will rise, ensuring that people who place the highest value on it — those who can use it most productively — will be able to get it.
In ditching this policy, Tim Cook, the successor to Steve Jobs, is acknowledging what Microsoft acknowledged to some extent nearly ten years ago when it started paying dividends, and more seriously three years ago, when it raised its annual payout substantially: it is now generating so much cash that it can't hope to reinvest it all productively.
Over the past year it returned £461m to shareholders through share buybacks and dividends, having said it had amassed more cash than it could productively invest in the business.
It's great for the government to generate demand insofar as it can productively employ people.
Theoretically, a traditional bank plays an important role in the economy by allocating capital to whatever companies will use it most productively.
