Sentence examples for less fruitfully from inspiring English sources

He is devoted to Suu and to her cause, successfully promoting her candidacy for a Nobel Peace Prize and trying, less fruitfully, to outwit the Myanmar authorities who are keeping them apart.

What a voice!" Mr. Darabont's follow-up, "The Green Mile," another three-hour leviathan, worked much the same ground, less fruitfully: another wrongfully imprisoned man, but this time not just wrongfully imprisoned but capable of miracles, and not just any old miracle worker but a miracle worker with initials (J. C). that suggested his candidature as the Second Coming.

In fact they recently had an 'away-day' to work out how, under the title: 'Now that we've found love what are we going to do with it?' They decided the answer to how they can use their new-found access more fruitfully is to ask more open-ended questions that are less likely to elicit trite answers, and to focus on long-term business risk rather than being moralistic or crusading.

Though it never mentions the literary scene directly, the book's themes could fruitfully be applied to authors disturbed either by the scorn or (less likely) the adulation of their community.

Further tests of the hypothesis of mutation accumulation might more fruitfully focus on diseases 1) epidemiologically characterized by a very late and/or less variable age of onset and/or 2) with an abundance of common and ancient alleles.

These simulations can be fruitfully employed to validate some of the important issues of the other computationally less expensive models.

Proponents of a less stringent approach disagree with this; they would say that epistemic virtues and vices can fruitfully be analyzed by employing other concepts.

The impulse had less to do with an encroaching conservatism than with an aim, provoked by Berio's music, to engage more fruitfully with historical precedents and forebears.

He gets around, fruitfully.

The pen still nestles, fruitfully.

In fact, they were fruitfully inconsistent.