Sentence examples for possibly productive from inspiring English sources

Though feasible and possibly productive of useful results, it is often a sterile procedure because the autohypnotist usually tries too hard to direct consciously the activities that he wishes to take place at the hypnotic level of awareness, thus nullifying the effort.

You will quickly notice that the final stage in particular demands all your attention, and that even the slightest diversion can destroy possibly productive days.

In this entry, trans will be used as a place-holder for the possibly productive political tensions discussed above (transsexual vs. transgender, trans* vs. transgender).

Put another way, the gating mechanism responsible for processivity in the 2-HB state does not require inter-head tension, but rather occurs through a modulation of the rates of biochemical processes occurring at the front head, including ATP hydrolysis, and possibly productive ATP binding (Clancy et al., 2011).

But romanticism is equally as valid and possibly more productive than despondency.

But could Twitter possibly be productive, beyond the basic act of publicizing what you have written and/or proving that you still exist?

The lard will disappear, he'll be talking knowledgeably about carbs and he'll be getting up at 6am to go for a run with the theme tune from Chariots of Fire in his head: a fitter, healthier and possibly more productive human being.

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

At this point, recommending or heralding the guardian authority in this research without adequate social consensus might lead to an unnecessary cause of conflict, possibly stunting productive discussion on integration itself.

Or there's Road Train from the European Satre project which includes Volvo, where one vehicle with a professional driver leads a platoon of other vehicles, connected virtually and following like pearls on a string along the highway – turning the commute into possibly more productive time as the drivers can now work or rest.

Possibly less productive.