Sentence examples for productively by from inspiring English sources

It also locks up resources, both human and financial, that could be used more productively by stronger firms.

GARP allows the Sinterstation 2000 to be used more productively by designing a packing method for multiple parts.

One USP of driverless cars is that they will allow occupants to use time "more productively", by which I imagine they mean conference calls or Googling.

Economics textbooks, along with Fox News and shout radio commentators, spread the myth that fortunes are gained productively by investing in capital equipment and employing labour to produce goods and services that people want to buy.

One after another, major banks across America are using their deposits more productively by selling off billions of dollars of their best business loans and relending the proceeds to new customers.

For anticipated demonstrations, use time that is committed to advance planning more productively by identifying specific scenarios and developing multiple detailed strategies (and tactics) for responding to each scenario.

I reported that NCCs are productively infected by ZIKV, but not by the related dengue virus.

Occasionally, for reasons that no one definitively understands, they will eat a fly; but since they do not do so out of hunger, all questions pertaining to which fly they will eat at any given time can be as productively answered by a Yorkshire terrier as by any expert.

Moreover, CD4+ T-cells are productively infected by HIV, undergoing apoptosis induced by abnormal cellular activation when the VL is not controlled [ 9].

While the highly chlorinated methanes, trichloromethane and tetrachloromethane, are not productively metabolized by bacteria, chloromethane and dichloromethane are used by both aerobic and anaerobic methylotrophic bacteria as carbon and energy sources.

Arboviruses are transmitted between their mammalian hosts by arthropod vectors (ticks, insects), which also become productively infected by the virus.