Sentence examples for productive stable from inspiring English sources

Its goal is to bolster workers' rights and build a more productive, stable work force.

A new basis now exists for moving toward rebuilding a cooperative, productive, stable relationship based on mutual respect, strategic stability, and shared interest.

More integrative and complex approaches to decision-making, besides adopting new technologies, are necessary for redesigning more productive, stable, and sustainable farming systems.

The Water Efficient Maize for Africa (Wema) project co-ordinated by the African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF) is an example of an initiative that aims to achieve more with less in a productive, stable, resilient, and equitable way.

While Flannery agrees that this theory describes some extinctions of species and civilizations, he instead embraces the "Gaia hypothesis," developed by the ecologist James Lovelock, which sees evolution as "a series of win-win outcomes that has created a productive, stable and cooperative Earth" — at least until human selfishness got in the way.

This is in sharp contrast to genotypic polycultures and species polycultures, which are commonly adopted in human agriculture and have widely been perceived as better farming practices than monocultures, because diverse systems can be more productive, stable, and resistant to invasions than less diverse systems (Cook-Patton et al. 2011).

Even America's two most productive stables, the barns of Bob Baffert and Bobby Frankel, couldn't match O'Brien's numbers.

The majority of older Javanese in our study were still engaged in agricultural production and were typically more economically productive and stable compared to their urban counterparts.

We also describe the corresponding methods for obtaining highly productive and stable cell lines that maintain constant productivity levels after genome amplification of the integrated plasmid, utilizing the DHFR-negative cell line CHO DG44 [ 10, 11].

Besides the ecological and social values, more diverse ecosystems appear to be more productive and stable, than are less diverse landscapes, affecting the economic component.

What strikes me as an agronomist about the Three Sisters cropping system is that it was a very productive and stable agricultural system that used no tillage, no inorganic fertilizer, and no synthetic pesticides.