Sentence examples for rarely productive from inspiring English sources

He rushed for 100 yards on 26 carries in a season-opening victory over San Francisco, but he was rarely productive after that.

It's rarely productive for one group of citizens to fight another over resources, because the game is so rarely zero-sum.

Spurred by the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation, 17 medical specialty societies have been enlisted to discourage overuse of rarely productive tests and treatments.

In his own words: "For almost 20 years, automakers and environmentalists have been locked into an often-vitriolic and rarely productive fight over fuel economy.

"For almost 20 years, automakers and environmentalists have been locked into an often-vitriolic and rarely productive fight over fuel economy," said Jason Grumet, executive director of the bipartisan National Commission on Energy Policy.

Applying a moral judgement on technologies or the future is rarely productive.

A divided government, with the Presidency in the hands of one party and the Congress in those of another, is rarely very productive, but a number of things combined to make this session particularly unfruitful.

Based on the findings of Faikhamta and Clarke (2015) and Jantarakantee and Roadrangka (2010), pre-service science teachers rarely receive productive suggestions and feedback from cooperating teachers about their teaching.

Harbhajan's batting, which had rarely been productive up to this point in his career, also improved.

Their immense acreage is rarely economically productive: the narco norm is owning a few show cattle and having stables filled with expensive paso fino horses.

Unfortunately, the resulting high utilisation can be very expensive [ 6] and rarely is productive.