Sentence examples for more productive course from inspiring English sources

That may be a more productive course than a single, stand-alone, top-down agreement".

"What a mistake it had been to entrust the sense of myself to his gratifications, his enthusiasms, to the ever more productive course of his life".

As Congress spins its wheels with endless debate over immigration, an ambitious venture based in Sunnyvale, Calif., is trying to chart a more productive course aboard a 600-foot boat, or possibly a barge.

For a medium-sized country, the more productive course is to seek allies, and for the UK the ideal source of support over Hong Kong is the EU, whose economic clout at least is more equal to Beijing's.

Channeling our energies into such a movement in which women and men could join across generations seems to me a much more productive course than the one we're on, where mothers are made to feel guilty about working, or not working, outside the home.

Looking further downstream, a healthier population is, of course, more productive in the work-force, helping to expand the fragile post-war economy in Sierra Leone.

"It'll probably be more productive today on the golf course, than on the trading floor".

That is, it seems, down to an American propensity to innovate as well, of course, as having more productive machines and equipment.

If you think that something is amiss in your lead generation and appointment setting campaign, then come up with a way to make your course a bit more productive.

Thus the course appears to foster the students' sense of autonomy, competence, and relatedness, resulting in them being more productive (learning the material, participating actively in class) and happier (class morale and student feedback about the course).

This reshuffling should lead to more efficient matches between firms and workers and a more productive media industry (again, stifle laughter).That of course suggests that the previous distribution of workers was sub-optimal.