Sentence examples for make fruitful from inspiring English sources

I also came to this program to make fruitful connections and collaborate with a community of experienced, talented and committed professionals.

Renewal by immigrants is the fundamental American narrative, the story of people in ships, then covered wagons, coming to settle and make fruitful a land that rewarded their courage and grit.

This is what provides the common ground to make fruitful dialogue possible: we need to accept what we share in order to accept with civility and understanding what we most certainly do not.

A number of British Surrealist painters went on to make fruitful contact with artists in Mexico (Carrington), the United States (Maddox), and France (Colquhoun) through the second half of the 20th century.

Calvinism's antipathy to the worship of the flesh, its emphasis on the religious duty to make fruitful use of the God-given resources at each individual's disposal, and its orderliness and systemization of ways of life were also regarded by Weber as economically significant aspects of the ethic.

Regardless of the success of the new version of The Ruling Class, Barnes's other plays are probably unlikely to be revived, due to scale of sets and casts that they demand, although Laughter! and Red Noses would certainly make fruitful subjects for academic study and drama school productions.

Their simultaneous closeness and remoteness makes fruitful cooperation between them plausible and yet supremely challenging.

In fact, feature weighting is not new for machine learning community, and many researchers have made fruitful efforts in the field of feature weighting.

Possibly the first hit of its genre to be constructed around an accordion riff, it makes fruitful use of the quartet's downtempo soul harmonies.

Ipswich have made fruitful use of loans too, with McCarthy's temporary recruits enabling him to lift the club from the bottom of the table to 11th place since taking charge in November.

As long as he remains a proprietor his morals are sound, but let him once lose the piece of land which he has made fruitful by the sweat of his brow he is sure to fall into debauchery and vice.