Sentence examples for productive past from inspiring English sources

Some signs of the plant's productive past still lingered.

The Hornets got a blast from his more productive past from Chris Paul, writes Lee Jenkins on SI.com, but more impressively, they committed only three turnovers in the game.

It is normal for people to work longer now that they can be productive well past the age of 65 – and unaffordable for governments to burden young workers with paying to keep sprightly 66-year-olds on the golf course.

The reason for this is unknown, as nearby salmon-spawning streams were productive the past 4 years.

And then the information technologies that help you have access to information in ways that are far more productive than past methods of search and capability.

In a country beset by a prolonged economic downturn, it makes sense for the youth to look back to the city's productive industrial past for answers.

Rural Connecticut has grown more expensive and less productive in the past half-century: my wife's town, for instance, used to be a dairy-farm city.

Bell hit.236 last year, lowest in the National League among those who qualified for the batting title, but he has been productive in the past.

Both sides held "a very productive meeting covering past and present issues on the 28th and 29th" of October in Vienna, Tero Varjoranta, the agency's deputy director general for safeguards, said in the joint statement, which was posted on the agency's website.

According to Mr. Heinl, the reason for the reduction in chum salmon using Marx Creek is unknown, as other nearby salmon-spawning streams that drain to the Portland Canal have been productive over the past 4 years (S. Heinl personal communication 5 June 2013).

Past productive collaboration has laid the groundwork for these future studies centred initially on the expansion of discovery and replication of GWA studies, with biological analyses of variants and epidemiological studies as longer-term aims.