Sentence examples for productive in that from inspiring English sources

"In order to be productive in that world," he added, "certain things have to change and you leave certain things behind".

The higher wages in Chicago, therefore, imply that labor was more productive in that city.

"We think there's a lot of scope to be more efficient and productive in that area," Mr Colclough added.

"We need to start better in games and we have got to be more productive in that final third otherwise we will put pressure on ourselves.

While these accounting and accountability changes were constraining on certain field participants they were also productive in that the new flows of accounting information created new opportunities within the field for certain field participants.

They start, they say, from 'real human beings', emphasising that human beings are essentially productive, in that they must produce their means of subsistence in order to satisfy their material needs.

The building industry is different than all the other, more productive industries, in that it contains one requirement that does not exist in all the rest -- uniqueness for each of its products.

A party spokesman said it would do so because Theresa May herself said it would illegal and counter-productive, in that it will make deporting foreign prisoners harder.

Furthermore it is counter-productive in that awareness of this policy will chill reports.

Can anyone truly doubt that people are more productive in workplaces that help them to be healthier and happier?

Cherries are just one of the orchard fruits that are so productive in Kent that it was referred to as the Garden of England for its role in food production.