Sentence examples for largely unproductive from inspiring English sources

Martin has been injured much of this season and Mourning has been largely unproductive.

If the relationship between Thomas and Browne Sanders was tense and largely unproductive, her bond with Marbury was frayed from the start.

Rice, who was uncomfortable and largely unproductive coming off the bench before Ward was injured, will have to find a way to be content as a sixth man.

And given the vast sums of money that some parents now have at their disposal, an explosive — and largely unproductive — arms race is inevitable.

In between is an indistinct, often pointless, largely unproductive, generally unprofitable realm that is enormously conducive to human happiness: puttering about.

… The Syria resolution was a major milestones for the United Nations after years of largely unproductive discussions in the Security Council over the civil war in Syria, which has killed more than 100,000.

In his first two seasons in the N.B.A., Eric Bledsoe was largely an unproductive bench player for the Los Angeles Clippers.

The $20 million used by WHO/HQ to fund the IPHECA program seems to have been largely spent on unproductive pilot projects and on providing training and laboratory and medical diagnostic equipment for the three countries.

He spent a few unproductive years at basketball-obsessed George Wythe High School, a time spent largely in his room listening to records and reading books.

The New York Times reports that the meeting, which focused largely on the effect of the gases on climate change, was contentious and ultimately unproductive, as representatives on both sides of the aisle appeared to stubbornly reject claims that countered their own views.

The huge overhang of bad debts in the banking system, excess industrial capacity and unproductive labour that held back the Japanese economy for over a decade has now largely been cleared.Crucially, much of the corporate sector has undergone profound change.