Sentence examples for productive abilities from inspiring English sources

Setting incentives can be difficult, he said, because contractors know far more about their productive abilities and technical challenges than the government does.

Artificial selection for these and other phenotypic traits probably began thousands of years ago by keeping as breeders individuals with certain external features (e.g. color, size, morphology etc) and productive abilities (rapid growth and high fertility).

Increase employees' skills and productive abilities to the extent that skill deficiencies are causing job vacancies to go unfilled.

Last but not the least, the existence of only one prejudiced firm in the market leads to a wage gap between Reds and Greens without there being any differences in observable productive abilities.

In SRC systems, resprouting capacity is critical for biomass production in consecutive rotations until the end of productive life (rotation age) of a given plantation; productive abilities of the cultivars are also important, as is the length of the productive cycle (time from planting to first felling or between felling events).

But investing in skills and productive abilities may well be the wrong thing to do if employers are not hiring for other reasons such as lack of product market demand and if job-seekers are already holding out for jobs they deem suitable even if such jobs are not available.

On the other hand, the geographical concentration of industrial production have facilitated many of those regions to increasingly lose their productive ability, leading to changes in employment structure and the mobility of skilled people.

Entitlement spending on Social Security and Medicare could probably be slowed without reducing the nation's productive ability.

The want of more trade prevents that trade we have being profitable: the excess of produce beyond the demand lessens the value of the whole producing ability; and this must continue as long a demand keeps not pace with production, as long as no effort is made to extend our markets as our population and productive ability increase.

And what rather adds to this anomaly than in any way accounts for it, is, that our population has been rapidly increasing, not only in numbers, but also in great skill and productive ability.But while Art, Science, Intelligence and Enterprise have been thus engaged the last half century in behalf of our country and the human race, in what manner has legislation been occupied?

The collapse of socialist regimes two decades ago didn't mean capitalism was finally being hailed for its many virtues; the historic event only merely reminded people of capitalism's productive ability--an ability already long-proven and long-acknowledged even by its worst enemies.