Sentence examples for some fruitful from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, constructive analysis is very much in the same algorithmic spirit as computer science, and in the future there may be some fruitful interaction with this area.

The adaptive value of instrumental conditioning is an area of research that has seen some fruitful collaboration among experimental psychologists, ethologists, and behavioral ecologists.

"We've always had a huge amount of honesty and openness," says Albion, as if he's coming misty-eyed out of some fruitful marriage counselling.

This opens up some fruitful conversations with others who have said this is impossible in retail and it can't be done.

"Hound Dog" will always have been sung by brave Big Mama Thornton until the Elvis of the age gets his tongue around it and then, all the way out in Liverpool, John Lennon hears it, misunderstands it in some fruitful way, and the process of subversion and sanitizing starts again.

"Hound Dog" will always have been sung by brave Big Mama Thornton until the Elvis of the age gets his tongue around it — and then, all the way out in Liverpool, John Lennon hears it, misunderstands it in some fruitful way, and the process of subversion and sanitizing starts again.

I had a pleasant and in some ways fruitful time.

"We had some very fruitful meetings," he said over a double espresso at the Grand Hyatt in Midtown Manhattan last week.

"We had some very fruitful discussions that took place so that we all had a common understanding of the way forward.

Donovan's taste for mind-expansion, however, led to some less fruitful events: he was the first of the swinging Olympians to be busted by the odious Sergeant Norman Pilcher, later convicted of planting illegal drugs.

Other cultivars are, however, self-fruitful, or partially self-fruitful, and can produce some fruit when pollinated by their own pollen.