Sentence examples for was productive because from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, using validity assessment terms was productive because authors and indexers used these terms more often than just validity terms.

But the pantomime blame game can occasionally be productive – because no one wants to be the villain.

In explaining the way nature works, Plotinus says that nature is productive because of its contemplation of realities in Nous.

As we have just seen, craft is productive because it has an account to give of what it produces — a notion we have seen in Plato.

It's also "the age of envy," in the words of Ayn Rand – an age in which achievers are despised precisely because they are achievers, because they are conscientious, because they are productive, because they are good.

And getting work done in a surf destination has the opposite outcome to what you would expect: It's actually easier to be productive because there are fewer distractions.

It's productive because he can see which candidates fit in culturally with the school and then start a conversation to see if they're a good fit in other areas, too.

"I thought the second quarter that we were productive because we did a lot of things well," Snodgress said.

Carr said she doesn't believe the council will have a problem being productive because all the members are passionate about Huntington Beach.

I feel like I should be productive because I have all this time at the computer, but I have no desire to be productive, so I'll probably just mess around.

To exclude a segment of the population that is still capable of working and being productive because of age is a prejudiced act: Try recasting that sentence with we need to "make room" for unemployed men or unemployed white people and you can see how prejudiced and logically false it sounds.