Sentence examples for productive vein from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they fail to find a productive vein in either arm and withdraw in apology and confusion.

We believe that VPA represents a new and especially productive vein of progress.

Symes continued his rich vein of form as his 14th goal of the season making it his most productive season to date —levelled the scoring against Premier League Fulham in the FA Cup fourth round.

Many analytic ancient philosophers in the late twentieth century mined the gold Vlastos had uncovered, and many of those who were productive in the developmentalist vein in the early days went on to constructive work of their own (see Bibliography).

(Chinen) The Jeremy Pelt Show (Tuesday and Wednesday) "Water and Earth" (HighNote), the most recent release by the trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, rekindles his pursuit of blended jazz-funk, after a productive stretch in an acoustic post-bop vein.

In this vein, I recently enjoyed a hugely productive detour into the science of social conservatism.

In a similar vein, Silva (2007) argues that unobservable taste or productive factors lead to both greater breadth of human capital investments and entrepreneurship in Italy.

In the same vein, Chin and Osborne (2010a) also reported that productive argumentation was characterized by students' questions that focused on their key inquiry questions.

In a prime ministerial vein, Brown set out his long-term vision for a shiny, productive Britain, in which well educated workers fettle hi-tech exports for China and India, and spelt out an arbitrary but ambitious target of raising education spending per pupil to the levels of private schools.

This, she explains, marks the spot where two veins of groundwater cross over each other, making it a potentially very productive well site.

In that vein, he estimated that lands owned by the state were only about 25% as productive as comparable private holdings.