Sentence examples for productive form from inspiring English sources

Generally, pastoralist activities were considered as going against the prevailing social order (i.e. the colonial economy based on settled agricultural production), and colonial authorities did not see pastoralism as a productive form of land use (Manger 1996 .53.

"No one ever argued that this is a more productive form of farming," Mr. Murisa said.

They scorned credit, banks and stock markets, and considered manufacturing the least productive form of economic activity.

Civilization had its origins in man's need to sublimate his wilder urges and rages into a productive form.

The Rangers captain, Barry Ferguson, was on the bench along with Jean-Claude Darcheville, the striker who had shown productive form in recent matches.

Since the Mapuche have never practiced a highly intensive or productive form of agriculture, they are often forced to go into debt for agricultural supplies and crop seeds.

However faltering his delivery and imprecise his prescription, his attempt to distinguish predatory from productive forms of capitalism looks more prescient by the day.

But, rather than alarming anyone, this should be seen as reassuring, because the riskiest forms of international finance have been curtailed without disrupting more stable and productive forms of foreign investment.

But finance's recent focus on housing, rather than more productive forms of investment, may have had more to do with the government guarantees inherent in housing than finance itself.What about people's lives?

One common arrangement is that of eight productive forms of prakriti (the unmanifest, intellect, egoism, and five fine elements: sound, smell, form or colour, taste, and touch) and 16 modifications (five organs of perception, five organs of action, mind, and five gross elements: ether, earth, fire, water, and air), and purusha (person).

Nearly six decades after independence, India at last seems ready to take the place in the world that its huge population should command.For years it languished under a mixed economy that seemed to blend the worst of socialist planning with the least productive forms of private-sector competition.