Sentence examples for through productive from inspiring English sources
The main results of the paper are, first, that failure is negatively correlated to the firms' experience (proxies by R&D), and to the acquisition of direct external knowledge (through productive links in product and process innovation).
The former choral scholar and repetiteur goes from strength to strength helming ENO through productive and interesting times.
At what point does it become more remunerative to devote one's efforts to avoiding taxes rather than creating value through productive work?
The executive are clear that the necessary savings will not be achieved through productive efficiency alone and will inevitably have some impact on the nature of the BBC's services".
Western investors may find that earlier foreign investment strategies that exploited opportunities for excessive resource extraction and ecological degradation, and did not benefit the people through productive employment generation, are less likely to be accepted – not least because now more alternatives are available.
The children's interests (real or perceived) are not trampled but forged through productive power.
The resulting improvements in health would--through more productive workdays, more foreign investment, and other mechanisms--lead to speedier economic development.
He had gained his wealth through trade and commerce and through a productive two-field system of agriculture (in which each field was cultivated only once in two years).
If you can be self-disciplined enough to carry through, the more productive strategy would be to go to bed an hour earlier and catch up on that hour's study in the morning by getting up that hour earlier.
Collectively, these experiments suggested that additional factors, besides the electronic effects mentioned above, strongly influence whether the P450-catalyzed reaction proceeds through a productive pathway, leading to the C H amination product, versus a nonproductive one, leading to the reduced sulfonamide.
The world must commit to nurturing a woman from her birth, through her fifth birthday, to her adolescent years, through marriage and childbirth and family life, right through the productive years to her old age.
