Sentence examples for terribly productive from inspiring English sources

Kouchner then held an hourlong conversation with Musharraf that was described to me as amiable, expansive and not terribly productive.

"People who draw tend to think they're craftsmen so they really want to hang onto their pens and papers, but it's not terribly productive.

"He is part of a very extreme group in the State Legislature, and not a terribly productive group," Mr. Gejdenson said in an interview today in which he accused Mr. Simmons of voting consistently in favor of gun rights.

No central authority could sustain the illusion that stock prices were somehow "real" or that the market wasn't, for most people, a site of not terribly productive leisure activity.

Many of the projects were either premature (subway stations standing lonely in bleak landscapes waiting for a town to arrive), not terribly productive (motorways in the hinterland rather than between the biggest cities) or not needed at all.That investment splurge means that infrastructure spending may have peaked already.

The Huffington Post learned this week that Barr's new vegan and meditative lifestyle must be making her terribly productive because she is also working on a yoga/cooking DVD series for children with her neighbor, Greg Cipes.

I was astonished to find how little was known about Gibbs, given how funny, productive, versatile, and terribly complicated he was.

They were exercising the First Amendment in a not terribly civil way (I can think of 18 more productive chants than "Pawlenty go home!"), but the reaction by certain Romney supporters was beyond the uncivil.

That even applied to Alex Rodriguez who, despite being one of the most productive hitters ever with the bases full, has struggled terribly in those situations this season.

The field investigation of vegetation cover and soil compaction, though valiant, is not terribly informative as it does not account for inherent differences in productive potential, plant community and compactability based on soils (ecological sites), though differences in landforms are considered.

"It's terribly intense," says Emma. "I do think we're much more productive … The downside is we don't have so much time for our friendship".