Sentence examples for really fruitful from inspiring English sources

That's a really fruitful area to explore.

IS: Disruptive fixation is a really fruitful concept.

Chris L. Wiggins, the lab's creative director, whose own background is in advertising, describes design as a collaborative process among groups "with really fruitful back-and-forth".

Or do they basically say, "Let's take this one day at a time, and it's not really fruitful to make those sorts of predictions?" How do those conversations go?

"I will lean more towards the wistful, melancholy regretful note in my lyrics and Mark tends to favour the more optimistic lyrics – that tension, if you will, proved really fruitful".

But often an engineering space is a space that's interested in moving forward as fast as possible, which is why bringing in someone like Agnieszka, who asks these questions about the tools that we're already using, like MTurk, AI, swarm intelligence, is really fruitful for us.

The philosophical question mark the play ends with — "Perhaps we're simply caught in a state of happiness," Avis muses, "and there's no need to get out" — doesn't really invite fruitful rumination, just more frustration.

The method will really be fruitful if it can be used to make photonic structures out of other materials, such as metals, oxides, and ceramics that may have even better properties, such as not conducting electricity or absorbing light.

So it's really not a fruitful exercise to go through.

"We had discussions around both the revenue side of fiscal policy as well as the spending side, and it was, I would say, a really frank and fruitful conversation," Willox said.

It's a really complicated, sometimes fruitful, sometimes exploitative and sometimes duplicitous relationship and it's all of those things which our policing services rely on quite heavily.