Sentence examples for seriously productive from inspiring English sources

I decided that seriously productive tourism was the path forward, and the best way to finish seeing Amsterdam.

The argument runs roughly thus: London and the south-east are the only seriously productive parts of deindustrialised Britain left, and the income they bring in keeps the rest of the country afloat.

In all its uses, though, it is now seriously counter-productive.

For a country tackling global warming, green-lighting the Adani project seems seriously counter-productive.

The "deadly trio" of warming, de-oxygenation and acidification is seriously affecting how productive and efficient the ocean is, with impacts throughout the chain of marine life, the scientists said.

Second, the interface between the private and the public sector has seriously skewed the productive tissue in Greece.

"We take very seriously the potentially counter-productive impact on the building society sector and the financial sector more broadly".

When councillors – not just the handful involved in the STP process – and MPs are involved early on, understand the case for change and feel their concerns are being taken seriously, they can be engaged in productive public debate.

Seriously, there is a bright and productive side to dance music.

About the direct economic impact: The nation's productive base has not been seriously damaged.

At least, it appears to be tongue in cheek, though the critiques are productive even when taken relatively seriously.