Sentence examples for productively without from inspiring English sources
Can't we come up with systems that will enable people to thrive and work productively, without incurring such human costs?
We are told by lifestyle gurus that we cannot live productively without Setting Goals and learning How to Get What We Want, as if the key to life is to single-mindedly turn every situation to our own advantage.
But the range of suggested plants also encompassed the exotic - such as the Nepalese raspberry and kiwi fruit - and, in fact, anything which would grow productively without disturbing the balance.
Artan Veliju, CTO, says the platform has the "ability to easily build the workflows needed to use blockchain productively without needing to launch a software development project".
Flexible scheduling and telecommuting policies communicate to employees that the company respects their judgment enough to work productively without daily visual oversight.
Simply put, some jobs get done better if people interact in person and others are better done at home where workers can do their jobs more productively without interruption from others.
On the other hand, IL-7 increases viral production in productively infected cells without disrupting the latency [ 99].
Merozoites are released directly into the bloodstream, where new host cells are immediately available, but in contrast to the sporozoite the merozoite needs to productively invade without delay, as its invasive half-life is extremely short and in immune or semi-immune hosts it is immediately exposed to high levels of serum antibodies that can block invasion.
There is no force involved and the ParA-ParB interactions only stall the partition complex without productively moving the partition complex in the 'right' direction.
On the other hand, once you remove the cue by disabling the buzzing of your phone or the chiming of your computer, the craving is never triggered, and you'll find, over time, that you're able to work productively for long stretches without checking your in-box.
We find that in the absence of excuses to stop volunteering, subjects volunteer longer without working less productively.
