Sentence examples for most productive because from inspiring English sources

And I have to say I think he was right--in my own research I was more interested in the idea part than in the methods, although I won't go so far as to call myself sloppy, and my collaboration with German scientists, who excelled at the implementation of ideas, was most productive because of it.

The undeserved "lazy" stigma given to night owls comes about due to the early birds of the world never seeing you at your most productive because, ironically, they're often fast asleep by the time you get going.

Looking at pleasant foods made me the most productive, probably because I wanted to get through my work task as fast as possible so I could get a snack.

There have been 30 years of G8s and the last of them in the UK in 2005 was held as one of the most productive ever; not least because the EU members committed to a foreign aid target of 0.7% by 2015.

Not coincidentally, these communities are often the subjects of the most productive genetic research exactly because of their isolation and the relative homogeneity of their genomic context.

Cereal production has fallen by two-thirds over the past two years, partly because of drought, but mainly because the most productive farmers, who have traditionally prevented drought from turning to famine, are hiding by their gun cabinets.

The Power was viewed as one of the league's most productive teams before the season because of Milbrett, ANN KRISTIN AARONES and SARA WHALEN.

Many of its most productive fields, laced with water because of mismanagement, are no longer able to produce as much oil as they once did.

Gone West, a former Grade I winner who went on to become one of racing's most productive stallions, has been euthanized because of complications from colic surgery.

Current WFD programs based on AES may be inappropriate for achieving the 'good status' objective in the most productive agricultural areas, in particular because these schemes are insufficiently attractive.

Some of the nation's most productive farmland has been idled because of three years of drought, as well as federal water restrictions to protect the native delta smelt fish species.