Sentence examples for might represent fruitful from inspiring English sources

When connected to DRR, social innovation such as community-based adaptation experiences (Satterthwaite 2011) or initiatives that encourage low-carbon economy transition as developed in UK (Seyfang and Haxeltine 2012) might represent fruitful examples of CBIs pursuing adaptive goals.

Most of his papers cited above represent fruitful collaborations with others.

Here, Ms. Murphy might represent the Holy Spirit.

This might represent processed pseudogenes.

This fact represents an obvious potential pitfall; but it also represents fruitful possibilities (cf. Vogler 1998).

Understanding this specific switching pathway represents fruitful grounds for future research.

It might be fruitful, in an economic sense, to develop the area further.

(Rather delightfully, it was the Domestic Goddess, Nigella Lawson, who suggested that it might be fruitful to ask Winterson about this).

A carefully choreographed policy focusing on such pockets might be fruitful.

And the survey does shed some light on areas that might be fruitful.

"….it might be fruitful to investigate how nations differ in the amount of well-being they create for each unit of environmental stress they produce.