Sentence examples for more productive because from inspiring English sources

It makes them much more productive, because they're centered, they're not distracted".

"The coverage ended up much more productive because there was a larger local emphasis".

As a result, they said, the December visit was even more productive because the Libyans were more open.

Wednesday's meeting was small, with only three people on each side, and by all accounts more productive because of the size.

As the mayor describes it, this setup makes everyone more productive because aides feel freer to approach him, and he is within shouting distance of each of them.

It can also make them more productive, because they can catch up with their e-mail on the move rather than back at the office; a BlackBerry, unlike a laptop, can be used in a taxi.

Finally, a third hypothesis is that Chicago firms were more productive, either because of more advanced technologies or because of the greater distances between Buenos Aires and European markets meant that Argentine products were worth less, at their point of production.

Productivity would therefore be positively associated with higher level of rigidity both because workers not experiencing a wage cut are more productive and because more productive, and profitable, firms may have enough resources to decide not to cut wages.

I became more productive, partly because I wanted to have the time to do my new activity and partly because I had more energy.

"We moved my desk upstairs, which instantly made me more productive, perhaps because the window lets in daylight," Ms. Volpe said.

Other cleaners say they are convinced that the process is more productive and, because it operates at room temperature, gentler on clothes, but not that it can clean as well as perc.