Sentence examples for start productive from inspiring English sources

Public employee unions will need to give ground on pensions and other benefits, but it will be hard to start productive discussions if Mr. Christie and other governors refuse to acknowledge their obligations and bargain in good faith.

We're surrounded by statistics just like this one, and yet people are still annoyed by those trying to start productive conversations about sexual violence on campus.

It's a really good way to get into arguments, but not a good way to start productive discussions.

"This has started productive and long-term discussions with the Irish business community and with American companies," Ms. Glading said of the trip.

However, it is not too late to start a productive discussion.

He said lifting trade embargoes or dismantling sanctions would be a greater inducement to start a productive dialogue with Iran on a range of issues.

"So by the time we actually start being productive, the morning [is] almost over.

Sugar is the culprit behind those mornings that start out productive but somehow end with a nap.

Meditation: What is the best way to clear your mind every morning and start a productive day?

You probably won't get hired anywhere if you aren't well prepared to start a productive research program at a scale appropriate for the institution.

It took her 6 months to "start feeling productive, and to be able to begin asking questions that pushed knowledge forward and were as useful to my colleagues as they were to me".