Sentence examples for productive prowess from inspiring English sources
Of course, the ultimate measure of technological success isn't productive prowess but quality of life.
Both the enemies and friends of capitalism concede its productive prowess, yet also disdain its morals, as one can see in as varied a group as Karl Marx, John Maynard Keynes, Friedrich Hayek and President Barack Obama.
Precisely because American government a century ago was restricted to its one proper purpose and three functions, America's productive prowess was unmatched, and living standards sky-rocketed during the laissez-faire half-century known as the "Gilded Age" (1865-1915).
In truth, also, entrepreneurs, industrialists, and financiers created "this America system" of economic prosperity (or what is left of it), and they deserve credit for it; yet Mr. Obama and his ilk despise their vision, their productive prowess, and their vast accomplishments.
And while we agree that over the long haul it is a nation's productive prowess that provides the means necessary to pay the government's debt obligations, we think it is more instructive to compare those debt obligations to the nation's savings.
According to the most recent Harbour Report, the benchmark guide for manufacturing prowess, Chrysler's factories now match Toyota's for the most productive, while both Ford's and GM's are improving.
Teammates eager to be productive and stay competitive will fast follow, as will department managers who want to demonstrate techno-prowess and cost-cutting efforts to higher-ups.
It is this bedrock of technological prowess that has enabled the American economy to repeatedly redefine itself and redeploy resources in ever more productive fields.
"All that technical prowess".
Of his basketball prowess.
