Sentence examples for more fruitfully from inspiring English sources

But he does cite another line of philosophy that has more fruitfully informed his thinking.

The gossip quickly moved to a more fruitfully economic discussion: the talk of a technology bubble 2.0.

The governments have co-operated more fruitfully on trade, direct flights and tourism through quasi-official organisations.

These early efforts soon progressed to unconscious imitations of Derek Walcott and then, more fruitfully, work influenced by Kamau Brathwaite.

Advocates for low-income students have long criticized merit aid, contending that money is more fruitfully spent on those who wouldn't otherwise be able to afford college.

Ideas were more fruitfully exchanged, most importantly in the realms of military technology, law, administration and nation-building, with consequences that are still working themselves out.

The idea is to build a connected web of shows, allowing the worlds of fringe theatre and scientific institutions to more easily, and fruitfully, overlap.

Made using mysterious processes that combine layering and smearing, addition and subtraction, control and accident, they confirm that Mr. Richter has extended the legacy of Jackson Pollock's all-over, hands-off drip paintings more directly and fruitfully than any painter.

The white tigress in Man Tiger can more easily and fruitfully be read as symbolic – of Margio's rage-shot Oedipal desire, having been denied even an imagined outlet in a mother so broken down by her husband's beatings.

To some degree, we're in a moment where the two sides meet more often and fruitfully, but more on this later.

The very independent Occupiers are now struggling to figure out how to work fruitfully with more established groups.