Sentence examples for was really fruitful from inspiring English sources

The latter was at a UN conference where I did a multi-layered ethnography looking at Human Rights and its representation - it was really fruitful and interesting and as it was in Turkey I had to locate it in the wider situation with the 'Kurdish problem' which was a little dangerous.

Additional link level simulations show that the proposed system is also well behaved for higher order adaptive modulation (HOM) by improving 6 dB SNR in every scheme which is really fruitful for WBAN as it requires extremely low power.

It was really really really good, something I really appreciated.

It was really, really, difficult.

He was really, really good.

"It was a really fruitful and mind-opening environment," she says.

So it's really not a fruitful exercise to go through.

Man, if I had a PSP Go I'd be happy as hell right now; this could be a really fruitful marketplace.

I think that looking at the observable effects of diversity on a group's performance is a really fruitful way to get a sense of what diversity really means.

"Musically, it's a really fruitful period," Scott says.

This situation is tolerable because, as Tarski says in a letter of 1944, "it is clear that for all languages which are familiar to us such definitions [of 'logical term' and 'logical truth'] can be given (or rather: have been given); moreover, they prove fruitful, and this is really the most important.