Sentence examples for productive course from inspiring English sources

That may be a more productive course than a single, stand-alone, top-down agreement".

"What a mistake it had been to entrust the sense of myself to his gratifications, his enthusiasms, to the ever more productive course of his life".

A more productive course would be to get a copy of the plat of survey for both your properties and find out the official property line is drawn.

As Congress spins its wheels with endless debate over immigration, an ambitious venture based in Sunnyvale, Calif., is trying to chart a more productive course aboard a 600-foot boat, or possibly a barge.

For a medium-sized country, the more productive course is to seek allies, and for the UK the ideal source of support over Hong Kong is the EU, whose economic clout at least is more equal to Beijing's.

A more prudent and productive course for the United States would be to continue the painful sanctions against Iran while formally adopting for the Middle East the same policy that for decades successfully protected America's European and Asian allies against the much more dangerous threats emanating from Stalinist Russia and lately from nuclear-armed North Korea.

Scenario-building is an indispensable tool for policy-makers as it seeks to create reliable guidelines to facilitate the most productive courses of action.

With these works, script instructors vainly struggle to gather functional information that could even support let alone sustain any sensible or productive script course.

These are not necessarily used productively, of course – real estate bubbles are hardly productive investment.

Some edits were, of course productive; others involved resistance to change or misunderstandings and miscommunications.

The near guarantee is that you will be progressively less productive over the course of the day.