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Meanings of highly productive in English

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Usage of highly productive in English
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Lacustrine plains, the beds of former lakes, are also highly productive regions.
Commercial Geography / A Book for High Schools, Commercial Cours...
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Finding value, however, may mean looking outside the highly productive region.
Reuters
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Many of Europe's biggest companies are French and they have highly productive workforces.
The Guardian
4
Nuala Macklin reports Anorexics tend to be very driven, perfectionist and highly productive.
The Irish Times
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As it happened, Mair was having a highly productive day with her putter.
The Irish Times
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The farms are highly productive, and the grazing for stock unequalled.
Minnesota and Dacotah
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New York's secondary is a mess, so given time Smith should be highly productive.
Reuters
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That was a very highly productive bit of soil, that.
Radio NZ
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But, otherwise, it's been a very highly productive time.
Radio NZ
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The studied secondary forests are highly productive and resilient.
Pubmed
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Ours has been a highly productive social organization.
State of the Union Addresses
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The islands are to a great extent mountainous and volcanic, but the soil is highly productive.
Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom
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The Pacific bluefin is a highly productive fish.
The Guardian
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The owners of these small farms cultivated them with much care, and rendered them highly productive.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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Opposing the Emperor was a highly productive racket!
Shadows in Bronze
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The coast-plains of the Atlantic Ocean, on both the American and the European side, are highly productive.
Commercial Geography / A Book for High Schools, Commercial Cours...
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