Sentence examples for productively work from inspiring English sources

Here's the thing, Ted instinctively knew that he couldn't productively work through the conflict with me in his current emotional state.

Although Brion had no prior experience in creating hip-hop records, he and West found that they could productively work together after their first afternoon in the studio where they discovered that neither confined his musical knowledge and vision to one specific genre.

This large discrepancy is probably because in the biochemical estimation, it has been assumed that all molecules productively work on the cellulose surface.

THE guests who appeared to be most productively working the room at the opening of the "Bits 'n Pieces" design and digital technology show at Material ConneXion last week were four crickets in a glass-top box.

But Diafouka spent those 8 months productively, working in a community pharmacy in London.

He added that Redstone who ranks No. 18 on the Forbes World's Richest People 2001 list and Karmazin "…who have successfully and productively worked together for more than two years through the CBS merger, have publicly and repeatedly indicated their strong mutual desire to continue that relationship through the contract term".

They calculate their loyalty to their company by how late they stay and how few vacation days they use, rather than how productively they work.

"Better infrastructure means less time spent commuting and more time spent productively at work or at home with family," he said in a joint statement with the NSW premier, Mike Baird, the federal treasurer, Joe Hockey, and the NSW treasurer, Andrew Constance.

The feeble greenback has severely damaged productive investment in the U.S. It has people focused on preserving capital instead of putting capital productively to work.

79 81 In contrast to car travel, others have argued that this overlooks the potential to use rail travel productively for work activities.

"Having a meaningful activity where they're working productively with others, working toward a common goal, is a really great way for them to spend their time," Dr. Buchanan said.