Sentence examples for more productive yet from inspiring English sources
He has no faith in the great mass of peasants because they are inefficient food producers; he argues that the continent needs many more mega-cities like Lagos because people in them are "more productive", yet he does not consider the reality of life in them.
There is an urgent need for alternative farm designs that are more productive, yet more sustainable.
Although relations between firms and their shareholders are becoming more productive, change has yet to penetrate within the office walls.
The president, Xi Jinping, and other leaders who took power in November have promised to make China's economy more productive but have yet to disclose details.
Our phones make us more productive while we wait, and yet we don't ever want to wait.
If we assume that there is, to a certain degree, a fixed amount of work necessary for society to function, how can we at once be more productive, have more workers, and yet still be working more hours?
While helping make the entire industry more productive, these new programs add yet another element to the continuing education of drug discovery researchers.
Yet deployment of existing technologies to more productive ends may well be growing easier.
And yet this is not possible in the vastly more productive economy of today?
Yet her ingenuousness turns out to have been more productive than his scepticism.
