Sentence examples for productive think from inspiring English sources

But when someone like Roddick declines the honor and starts sounding bitter, Davis Cup administrators clearly need to have a long, productive think about the future.

An argument could be made that the teams have no obligation to protect the players and that to sit out a player that is productive (think Hernandez, not Dunn) just to protect his feelings is bad for baseball.

Not Kennedy: those years when I lived in Massachusetts were his most productive (think of Americans with Disabilities, Family and Medical Leave, Children's Health Insurance Program).

I don't care how productive you think you are.

But the unease is productive: I think she gets the balance right.

Anyone who thinks that crossing the Brooklyn Bridge makes people more productive should think about buying it.

John P. MacCoon, an assistant United States attorney in Chattanooga, said, "It's much more productive, we think, to attack the source, the companies that recruit these illegals, than to pursue endless prosecutions of illegals at the border".

Thus, it's much more productive to think about the kind of wisdom we can offer ourselves in the here and now.

I don't sense I am productive; I think I am burned-out, tired".

While it is not possible to know what conditions prevailed across 200 000 years of modern human evolution, nor to definitively reconstruct the various selection pressures across that time period (Foley 1995), it is still productive to think about the modern human condition as having recently emerged from our evolutionary past (Nesse et al. 2010).

I'm willing to become a youth facilitator at the next J8 summit in Japan, and if my dream comes true, I hope to see some people from the Wismar Summit again!" Question: "What was your highlight at the J8?" Margarita: "The climate change discussion was the most productive, I think.