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Meanings of more productive in English

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Usage of more productive in English
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It promises new, more productive crops and unprecedented ways to treat diseases.
Radio NZ
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In practice, however, employees become more productive as the capital stock accumulates.
The Irish Times
3
Future criminal masterminds might turn their energies in a more productive direction.
Geektastic
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And why has the Government been goading companies to be more productive?
News.com.au
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And remember, taking the occasional break will actually make you more productive.
The South African
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In theory those banks would put the money to more productive uses.
Reuters
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This resulted in more productive employees who were happier about their jobs.
BBC
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Nor was the Eastern example more productive of emulation than the Ionian.
Athens: Its Rise and Fall, Book IV
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Understanding our triggers allows us to shift expectations to be more productive.
Climbing Magazine
10
The projects are rarely economic and starve more productive investments of cash.
The Guardian
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Too much flexibility, and we undermine the incentive to be more productive.
The Guardian
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There are few soils more productive than the Miami black clay loam.
The Story of the Soil; from the Basis of Absolute Science and Re...
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Instead, make an intentional choice to respond by doing something more productive.
Ebony
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I encourage flexibility in my employees, because it makes them more productive.
The Guardian
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So, what is the evidence that Slack is making organizations more productive?
Wired
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Are Upper Paleolithic blade cores more productive than Middle Paleolithic discoidal cores?
Wired
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