Sentence examples for productive bit from inspiring English sources

The chairs who abdicate responsibility and let all the speakers over-run, so that the only genuinely productive bit of the day (networking at coffee breaks and lunch) gets squeezed.

I like my Sundays to be about lazy activities, but I also need them to be a little bit productive.

In reality, 40 hours of concentrated attention from the engineer will probably get him to the point where he can be a little bit productive, and then he'll need a lot more time to truly master the procedures.

A healthier, fitter, more emotionally resilient workforce really is a more productive one — a bit of common sense that recent research has driven home.

Hoping to be a bit more productive than the resident waterfowl, we decided to explore downtown.

"The old-fashioned systems were nowhere near as productive — but a little bit of everything is much more resilient.

He could spend most of his time hunkered down over his computer looking for chinks in the armor, or he could do something a bit more productive.

She often found herself checking e-mail or doing something a bit less productive: "My official line is that I've never played Candy Crush.

Enabling effective international collaboration on this scale is technically demanding, requiring powerful interactive tools and provision of a working environment for offsite personnel engaged in experimental operation that is every bit as productive as what is onsite.

In that sense, land in productive cities is a bit like other capital equipment a container ship or networking hardware, for example—in that its value is rooted in its ability to reduce the costs of exchange.Second, it's not clear that relaxing the constraint on development in existing cities makes much of a difference.

We are, it turns out, a bit less productive per hour than French workers, but we make up for it by hanging around the office more.