Sentence examples for potentially productive from inspiring English sources

But they, like Richard Burian (1985), take open concepts with a large reference potential not only as a deficit to live with, but as a potentially productive tool in science.

The technology makes the tiniest windows of time entertaining, and potentially productive.

Ultimately this is another term that seeks to replace potentially productive discussions of race with noise.

"Relegating a potentially productive portion of the population to the shadows is neither humane nor good economic or social policy".

Dictatorships and one-party rule, profligacy and greed, have despoiled potentially productive nations, turning them into hopeless, dependent, unsustainable entities.

He never let me work on one potentially productive part of my game, base-stealing; on the bases, I was routinely given the "stop" sign.

Using the most recently published disability weightings, the potential exists, through the correction of URE in 24.3 million potentially economically productive persons, to achieve a net present value societal benefit of up to $1.1 billion by 2049, at a Benefit-Cost ratio of 14 1.

This is both healthy and, more important, potentially more productive than North Korea's hard-nosed style or America's hard-line tactics.

This, she explains, marks the spot where two veins of groundwater cross over each other, making it a potentially very productive well site.

This was the bedrock of Alex Ferguson's team at Manchester United and is now Tottenham's latest, and potentially most productive, philosophy.

In other words, turning work into a game can make employees more satisfied and, potentially, more productive — all under the guise of having fun.