Sentence examples for rather productive from inspiring English sources

"The meeting was rather productive, and I hope we made progress".

So it is easy to understand why it already appears to be, well, a rather productive year for baby-making among Asians who abide by the lunar calendar -- in New York, they are mainly Chinese and Koreans, but also some ethnic Chinese from places like Vietnam and Malaysia.

Even so, it was a rather productive day for quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

2013 proved to be a rather productive one as he was able to churn out three of them.

Some derivational verbal suffixes are rather productive, e.g. jar'- 'to speak', jarilts- 'to speak with each other'.

Le'Veon Bell had a rather productive day going 22 for 57 yards with 1 lovely touchdown in the third quarter.

What's more, it will subsidise banks to lend on property rather than productive enterprise.

These measures would concentrate investment in unproductive rather than productive assets.

The arrangements can sometimes feel like soft-rock exercises rather than productive subversions.

WAITING for it, week after week, month after month, was as exciting as watching paint dry--and rather less productive.

Remember, we recovered from the Great Depression thanks to World War II — massive spending that was actually destructive rather than productive.