How To Use Fruitfully In A Sentence
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Students would have to ensure that bursaries awarded to them were used "fruitfully".
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Computers are now widely and fruitfully used in classrooms throughout Europe.
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By future I refer to their reason for hope in a sustainable physical climate along with economic viability and reason to expect a "homeland" i.e. habitat or planet in which they can thrive and co-exist fruitfully.
Carol Smaldino: In The Shadows Of The Sacred: Indecent Exposure For Our Children
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This obscurity might be the reverse of their fruitfully polysemic character: only dead terms can be univocally defined!
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Computers are now widely and fruitfully used in classrooms throughout Europe.
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After a wildly successful ten episode trial run, the cable channel TBS ordered 100 episodes up front, immediately establishing it as a show that would reach enough episodes to fruitfully syndicate it.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: Keep Your "Eyes On The Prize" and "Superman" (Not That One) And More
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I also think the scenes with the old "anarch" Chaos might be fruitfully explained either through, or alongside of, explorations of Gnostic ideas.
Gypsy Scholar
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Americans face a choice as they head to the polls next Tuesday, and that choice is crystal clear: Democrats have worked tirelessly and fruitfully to bring our country back from the brink of financial ruin and to protect these most critical programs.
Rep. Jim McDermott: So You Want to Privatize
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The rest of this letter presents an analysis of what kinds of economic ideas your organization could fruitfully attempt to press into greater academic and policy recognition.
Ian Fletcher: How to Think Our Way Out of Our Trade Crisis
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A daughter shows her worth by the three excellences: to bear herself above reproach, to bear children fruitfully, and to bear suffering with fortitude.
Wildfire
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The police can then spend their time more fruitfully elsewhere
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For these suggest that holism and individualism can fruitfully be seen as serving different interests in social explanation.
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Meskimmon fruitfully posits an embrace of language that is polyvalent, not univocal, and a network of communication operating in context rather than transhistorically.
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He said longevity was increasing in India and all over the world and more and more people were able to contribute fruitfully to their workplace till the ages of 75 to 80.
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The accelerator has been fruitfully combined to explicate economic dynamics.
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I am a fairly sane late-middle-aged woman now, and I have been studying Iyengar Yoga, steadily and fruitfully, for some 10 years.
Elizabeth Boleman-Herring: Just Do It Because I Say So
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The legible inscription gave the date of her death plus her age in years, months and days, along with cause of death, so I gained enough information to fruitfully continue my research.
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Clay's interest in silent dating springs from his analysis of how you get groups to interact fruitfully, a critical topic in social science, especially in an age of blogging.
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To wait fruitfully is not to dream away the now, to brood about its dismalness, to protest its unacceptability, all the hallmarks of being bored.
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The example of the atomic theory shows quite unequivocally that science can fruitfully study not only those physical objects that can be easily examined (motion of physical bodies) but also things whose existence is not at all obvious.
Another Look
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I feel that these values very fruitfully coexist.
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Olegt: The example of the atomic theory shows quite unequivocally that science can fruitfully study not only those physical objects that can be easily examined (motion of physical bodies) but also things whose existence is not at all obvious.
Another Look
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A magnificent performer on the page, she can flip, mid-paragraph, into alliterative mode to underline a point: ‘The world is flux, flow and fruitfully fermenting doubt.’
