Sentence examples for relatively productive from inspiring English sources

Americans are relatively productive and work relatively long hours.

It confines deer to relatively productive habitats, excluding them from deserts, dry grasslands, and geologically old landscapes leached of nutrients.

Brock was 34 when he started for the Rams, but he had had a long and relatively productive career in the Canadian Football League.

But their whole life would be only their work and it turned out to be a relatively productive thing for science.

It is an odd state of affairs when the relatively productive nations are asked to change successful policies because of an economic downturn.

And it was actually a relatively productive Olympics by that standard: only seven world records had been established at the prior four games combined.

We note the strong probability that many coastal landscapes exposed at lowered sea level provided relatively fertile and productive refugia for plants, land mammals and humans at a time when increased aridity would have reduced or deterred hinterland occupation.

Trade benefits countries by letting workers specialise in activities in which they are relatively more productive, raising output.

Overall, we can retain that conventional cotton producers are mainly men with relatively more productive resources (available land, labor, oxen) unlike organic cotton households.

The results show that several SDWs were found to be along continuous fault lines and were relatively more productive than wells away from the faults.

Table 1 Type frequencies of four conceptual metaphors of corruption in CPD Metaphor DISEASE VERMIN WEED SLOVENRY Type frequency 26 15 8 5. From Table 1, we can see that DISEASE and VERMIN are relatively more productive than WEED and SLOVENRY.