Sentence examples for more productive approach from inspiring English sources

A more productive approach is to have an honest conversation with the employer beforehand.

In all seriousness, I see the high feelings over these issues, on both sides of the aisle, as a key barrier to a more productive approach to policy.

An alternative and possibly more productive approach would be to specify in 3D, with advanced drawing tools, the 3D shape required.

A more productive approach, however, exists between these two: The Italian Renaissance provided certain elite Jews with new literary genres, intellectual categories, and educational ideals with which to mine the depths of their tradition.

It is our view that a more productive approach toward theorizing in eyewitness ID should involve use of formally specified models (also see Clark 2008) that seek to explain a wide range of eyewitness phenomena (e.g. the WITNESS model, Clark 2003; the diagnostic feature model, Wixted & Mickes 2014).

Perhaps, building partnerships based on pragmatic assessment of national interests and addressing specific issues based on their individual merits could be a more productive approach.

Since supporting autonomous motivation maximizes both functioning and well-being (i.e., people are both happier and more productive), the approaches recommended will help academic health centers recruit, retain, and foster the success of learners and faculty members.

Gatekeeper, which opened the show, also hailing from Chicago, had a far more productive, and convincing, approach to the dark: pummel through it.

Whether or not one thinks that was worth it, the evidence seems to show the benefit of finding more productive ways to approach patents going forward.

But explicitly incorporating code as law is a far more interesting and productive approach, and opens a road to a whole new panoply of applications and possibilities.

Are there more productive ways to approach longstanding issues involving agriculture and manufactured goods?