Sentence examples for productive example from inspiring English sources

The most productive example of a truly diverse coalition was the civil-rights movement of the 1950s and '60s.

And on that point - can anyone think of a more ludicrous, panicky, counter-productive example of official over-reaction?

If anything, this so-called ideas boom may not be all that its cracked up to be and never eventuate into its highly-productive examples set by our US counterparts.

In each method, our goal was to train an SVM using as many informative examples as possible while eliminating counter-productive examples (outliers).

Household assets are categorized into three types: productive (for example, human, natural, physical, and financial resources), sociopolitical (for example, the degree of access to the societal decision-making process), and locational (for example, proximity to a business center) (Siegel 2005) (Fig. 1).

Do something productive (exercise).

Aid sometimes is ineffective or even counter-productive (for example, by bidding up exchange rates and thus undermining local exports).

At other times, your emotional investment in the characters actually proves counter-productive – for example, when you can choose between multiple courses of action, yet all are complete anathema to what you would do if you were him or her.

Focusing on simple targets can be counter-productive: for example, British police, told to improve their overall clear-up rates, have been criticised for devoting too much time to relatively minor offences such as speeding rather than more difficult crimes such as sexual assaults and gang-related killings.

Communicating the suffering of others does not always stir empathy, and can even be counter-productive, for example when an inundation of suffering depicted in stories and pictures leaves people feeling helpless or exhausted.

The stock market is supposed to allocate capital to its most productive uses, for example by helping companies with good ideas raise money.