New talks with a Turkish investor may be more fruitful.
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I think it's more fruitful to look to the future.
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More fruitful is the chorus of talk that surrounds Gladys.
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However, a gentler version of sense play proved much more fruitful.
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Mid-month, I switched to "active listening," which was much more fruitful.
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Begin a process of trust-building that can lead to more fruitful dialogue.
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Unfortunately, I get no response and a phone call proves no more fruitful.
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Yet the pipeline is more fruitful than tech companies make it out to be.
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The 1990s and first decade of the 2000s were more fruitful in this regard.
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There's just got to be something more fruitful and purposeful to discuss by now.
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Mr. Doyle's six-performer, single-set, intermission-free condensation delivers somewhat more fruitful results.
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This is a more fruitful approach than trying to erase dialog from the Internet altogether.
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Vice's partnership with HBO, where "Vice News Tonight" runs on weekdays, has been more fruitful.
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It will ask which state's model is likely to prove more fruitful in the long term.
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Ventures with American firms were more fruitful than those with firms from Hong Kong or Japan.
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AeroGrow's Miracle-Gro AeroGarden is an alternative that can make your indoor garden far more fruitful.
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How could we structure this so it's easier or more fruitful for you or your students?
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Any hope of Henry's mercy will prove no more fruitful than Anne Boleyn's hope for the same.
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Perhaps more fruitful is to take aim at tech entrepreneurs and those to whom they look for inspiration.
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Bret: This seems to me a more fruitful avenue of political action than another long conversation about hate.
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South Korea could direct the North's offer to a more fruitful forum for negotiation: Indirect negotiations through mediators.
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De Palma went on to use his bountiful bag of cinema tricks to more fruitful, even classic, effect.
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And the debate may be more fruitful if research continues to open up new options for better-designed interventions.
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West also claimed that giving money to him would be more fruitful that opening up a school in Africa.
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It also provides more fruitful ground for future seasons, which will likely depart even further from the source material.
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A more fruitful step for the international community would be to find ways to help alleviate Venezuela's immediate problems.
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Vautier's theory flop suggests that what is more fruitful today are efforts to facilitate access to, and appreciation of, art.
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So, what can we do to better connect with our future self and start planning for a more fruitful retirement?
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Strong and steady pressure combined with open dialogue may take time to yield results but will ultimately be more fruitful.
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Few people can claim a more fruitful career as professional identical twins than 44-year-old Gary and Larry Lane.
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Oprah is known to leave her garden with a more fruitful bounty than most city-dwellers will ever lay eyes on.
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However, in a service-based economy, it makes sense that focusing on worker morale might be a much more fruitful approach.
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A better and more fruitful solution is for Congress to ensure that the TSA plans appropriately and manages resources more effectively.
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However, in a service-based economy, it makes sense that focusing on worker morale might be a much more fruitful approach.
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That ended up being more fruitful than chasing a quote in the 26th paragraph of a catchall NYT or WaPo story.
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This line of attack seemed more fruitful than either dusting off old quotes from the Cold War or debating parliamentary procedure.
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Prepare yourself for the common mistakes so many business owners make, and make your path to success easier and more fruitful.
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In the absence of any clear theological accord on its meaning, the term lived a more fruitful life as a civic arrangement.
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The more fruitful approach would be to use AI to identify the people who get the most benefit from the available treatments.
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Taken on its own, the number is a modest and positive gain — and far more fruitful than automakers Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler.
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She hopes this outdoor season will be more fruitful, climaxing with racing in August's IAAF world championships in London as a neutral athlete.
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She adds that there are a number of security challenges, including people smuggling and terrorism, where working together is more fruitful than working alone.
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Even if that improves, perhaps especially if that improves, Mr. Trump may find that he has more fruitful targets to pursue than fellow Republicans.
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Perhaps, then, it would be more fruitful for the museum to consider how best to preserve the data files, rather than what is on display.
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But if you don't know someone, or are trying to specifically with engage them for a project, establishing a connection via phone may be more fruitful.
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And we ought to look for more fruitful things to do with our money and our lives, like making life on earth more livable, not less.
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It's exciting to explore a new city, but your adventures may be more fruitful if you have some idea of the hot spots you want to hit.
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Linton responded that it might be more fruitful, theoretically, to "attack" the wealthy attendees of BlackHat, a more commercial cybersecurity conference that takes place right before Defcon.
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What would prove more fruitful is for newsrooms to treat their audience like people with crucial information to convey — preferences, habits and shifting ways of consuming information.
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But they should spend "as little time as possible" talking about immigration itself, and instead pivot to more fruitful issues for Democrats like health care and taxation.
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Beneath its mushy music, "The Lovers" nurses something altogether more sour and more fruitful: a self-sabotaging desperation that you can sense Ms. Winger straining to vocalize.
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But knowing which genes aid tomato plants, scientists at New York's Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory tweaked the groundcherry's DNA to produce a plant both larger and more fruitful.
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The extra effort feels more fruitful in some cases than in others, with work by Yuki Kimura, Basim Magdy, Indre Serpytyte and Lieko Shiga particular worth lingering over.
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The universal forces or overseers who govern luck on Earth had decided to tumble the dice in a more fruitful direction, and this interview would come to life.
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It was a signal that Sanders intended for his legacy to be not a kamikaze mission but instead something more fruitful for the party that was never his.
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So by breaking the debate down into its component parts and looking at points of agreement, there is a path toward a more fruitful and more civil debate.
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Regardless of background, upbringing or socioeconomic status, every American should enjoy unimpeded access to opportunity, and to be able to climb their way to a more fruitful tomorrow.
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Instead, Libit championed approaching "the ills of college athletics from the less sensational but potentially more fruitful direction of economic justice," and those words became flesh with NM Fishbowl.
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With the start of a new year —and new decade — just weeks away, it's the perfect time to reflect on past mistakes and plan for a more fruitful future.
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The writing is easily spotted on the steep rocky walls of the Lake Mead reservoir, where a bathtub-like ring shows where the water once sat during more fruitful times.
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Once we have some savings built up, we&aposre excited to learn more from our financial planner about how we can invest our money in other, potentially more fruitful ways.
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The exhibition text's comparison of silence and space is a more fruitful theoretical joining of the disciplines, but the leap from sound to space is not so easily made technically.
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"To capture public attention and concern, it may be more fruitful to talk about extreme events that have potentially much more serious effects on the economy and human health," Mullin added.
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There is not much to go on (yet) with respect to finding distinct communities in the graph, but I suspect this approach may be more fruitful as more information becomes available.
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Moody's wrote to investors that Amazon — a customer that requires massive amounts of residential small-package deliveries instead of more fruitful business-to-business contracts — is among FedEx's least profitable clients.
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Some eras may have been more fruitful than others—though they've been on a hot streak for nearly five years—but each is an essential building block for what comes next.
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He thinks it's too early to call, though, and currently believes a more fruitful line of research for extending the age of fertility lies in restoring the viability of aging egg cells.
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But Clinton aides are hopeful that the similar messaging will be more fruitful in Indiana -- a state aides feel could be fertile territory for a Sanders win -- than it was in Michigan.
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Several rounds of mediated talks between the government and opposition last year failed to reach any agreement, but Capriles now thinks they would be more fruitful, given the government&aposs weakening position.
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With the above considerations in mind, I have identified some of the threats that, in part by diverting students from pursuing more fruitful educational/travel experiences, can derail a study-abroad experience.
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I think the entire realm of black holes is completely fascinating, and I am dying to learn more about them in order to achieve a more fruitful understanding of these mysterious things.
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It's unclear whether DND's investigation into the Arctic "ping" will be any more fruitful, but until some answers can be found, there's going to be some pissed off hunters up in Igloolik.
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The first quarter is certainly promising to be more fruitful that the first three months of 2019, which saw volumes plummet following a difficult fourth quarter 2018 in Europe's leveraged loan market.
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But the existence of the "Taipei Six" ended debate about whether human cloning should be permitted at all, and began a more fruitful one about the circumstances in which it should be allowed.
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He then went on to confirm himself as the "greatest artist of all time" and claimed the investment would be more fruitful than if it was used to open a school in Africa.
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"To look at companies, Chinese companies, that are cheating on the current international sanctions and make examples of them — that's probably going to be a more fruitful way to go forward," said Burns.
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In a 2013 interview, the artist said she had no intention of making ''good'' art, art that fulfills some fussy criteria of taste or beauty; the opposite impulse, she suggested, is always more fruitful.
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My husband baked a tomato tart and began taking breaks out on the deck, in the chair next to the more fruitful of the two strawberry plants, plucking berries to eat while he read.
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Wang also pushed for "more fruitful" talks as part of the 17+1 format, which is designed to build cooperation among Eastern European and Western Balkan countries to facilitate Chinese investment in the region.
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The intention of such initiatives is that white-collar workers, who often endure daily commutes of an hour or two, will have more fruitful journeys during which business, friendship and maybe even romance will develop.
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It's not really funny (Harmon — who's stated before that he disliked these sorts of "murder reconfigured as entertainment" shows — would later parody them in more fruitful fashion in an episode of his 2009-2015 sitcom Community).
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That they're comparative outsiders is kind of the point of Human Ventures, though, which is looking to seize on people's skills in a way that puts them on an entirely new, and hopefully more fruitful, career path.
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Many employers segregate their 2900(c) employees into so-called sheltered workshops where they are isolated from their able-bodied peers and forced to perform low-skill work that offers little preparation for a more fruitful career.
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If we can have a collective, cohesive strategy on that with the facts at hand, those -- all those push factors, that would be way more fruitful than just this kind of volleying back and forth about it.
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Now political insiders argue it will be more fruitful for the Democrats to wait on the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into ties between the Trump camp and Russia before jumping on the impeachment bandwagon.
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"The visit is expected to bring more fruitful results on the economic front with regards to China's One Belt, One Road Initiative and how the Saudi government can leverage the initiative for its Saudi Vision 2030," she said.
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" The next trial, which involved eaters using white-noise-producing headphones to diminish the sound of the food, proved more fruitful by modifying participants' hearing without directly forcing them to focus "without drawing additional attention to the eating process.
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But New Jersey bears are, of course, almost all native, and they are reproductively more fruitful than the nine hundred thousand black bears elsewhere in North America, whose average number of cubs per birth is a bit above two.
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Patrick told BuzzFeed News the Medicare for All debate would be more fruitful if Democrats couched it in a political message that achieving universal health care in America is an idea Democrats want to achieve and Republicans do not.
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"The visit is expected to bring more fruitful results on the economic front with regards to China's One Belt, One Road Initiative and how the Saudi government can leverage the initiative for its Saudi Vision 2030," Euromonitor's Yasmeen said.
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The president and lawmakers allied with him could point to the administration's aggressive stand toward Iran as evidence that his unconventional approach to diplomacy has been much more fruitful and far less costly than Democrats have been willing to acknowledge.
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Gimenez's take is "shoppable Instagram:" an app that uses image recognition and a large collection of retailers — 400-500 merchants selling over two million items from upwards of 15,000 brands — to create a more engaging and ultimately more fruitful social commerce experience.
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It is impossible from the data available to Recorded Future to figure out how profitable the "mining" operations are, and some cyberexperts believe that more traditional methods — ranging from manipulating the SWIFT system to churning out ransomware attacks — are probably more fruitful.
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Higher interest rates in the United States could make it harder for China to manage its exploding debt, as the Asian giant increasingly depends on borrowing in order to keep growing — while simultaneously trying to block capital from fleeing for more fruitful shores in America.
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This wave of black women landing major leading roles in dramas shared another commonality: They were all the top black actors in film, and suddenly they were making a mad dash to the small screen where more fruitful, complicated roles were beginning to flourish.
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Trials in the U.S. include Alphabet's Wing, which partnered with FedEx, and UPS, which is working with Matternet, but this commercial trial shows a potentially more fruitful avenue for deploying services in the near-term that don't require buy-in from the average consumer.
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Two White House councils of business leaders were disbanded in August after an exodus of members upset with the president's failure to more forcefully condemn violence at a rally of white supremacists in Charlottesville, Va. Other initiatives backed by Mr. Kushner have proved more fruitful.
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But with near-invisible poll numbers, Klobuchar—like her fellow senators, Cory Booker and Michael Bennet—has had to gamely endure broad hints from the press pack that she might find it more fruitful to try to build a model of Minneapolis out of matchsticks.
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Given the difficulty of explaining investor psychology, it can be easier and more fruitful to turn the question around: In the face of a potential pandemic, what did investors have to believe in order to be as optimistic as they were before this week?
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Team: San Diego State AztecsYear: JuniorPosition: GuardStats: 16.4 PPG, 4.1 RPG, 5.0 APGOne thing to know: Malachi Flynn spent the first two years of his collegiate career starting for Washington State, but his first season at San Diego State has already been far more fruitful.
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Amid the high amount of skepticism surrounding the accuracy of Chinese data, a look at recent economic indicators of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, some of China's biggest trading partners in the region, could be more fruitful, noted Julian Evans-Pritchard, China economist at Capital Economics.
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" But diligence against such incidents from whites -- like Johnson, like the two black mens' defenders at Starbucks, and like white people everywhere horrified by this latest example of the lived reality black men face -- is, in the long run, more important and more fruitful than mere "tolerance.
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As Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) is upon us, inviting millions from over 160 countries to participate in collaborative discussions to raise awareness about the benefits of starting up a business, there could be no more fruitful a locale for the brand's upcoming Summit than that of Johannesburg.
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That message might not have been enough to offset Democrats' structural disadvantages in AZ-8, but it could prove more fruitful in the more than 30 competitive Republican districts that Democrats are hoping to turn blue this November, and in Arizona's possibly two open Senate seats.
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While critics, myself included, have cited her connection to the great ceramic artists — from George Ohr, who called himself the "Mad Potter of Biloxi," to Ken Price and Robert Arneson, who was her teacher — I think it is more fruitful to see her work in a larger context.
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For Netanyahu, under investigation at home in two criminal cases involving allegations of abuse of office, ensuring he and Trump are in lockstep is critical to putting the friction of the Obama administration behind him and laying the ground for a more fruitful relationship with the United States.
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Overall, he seems to be having a more fruitful business relationship with Amazon, which distributed his recent film of the Antoinette Nwandu play Pass Over and currently has his Oscar-nominated documentary 4 Little Girls and his experimental vampire film Da Sweet Blood of Jesus available for subscribers to stream.
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In the wake of Bernie Sanders's unexpected success in last year's primary, and Hillary Clinton's unexpected loss in the general election, the ascendant populist left is arguing that its policies are broadly popular—and that energizing the base is a more fruitful path to victory than fielding centrist candidates who can court Republicans or independents.
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However, I do expect 2019 and the years beyond that to start to look more fruitful for initial public offerings, as well-funded start-ups like Health Catalyst, Flatiron Health, Welltok, Grand Rounds Health and others start to scale beyond $100 million in revenue and some of them start to reach positive EBITDA levels.
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Cohen's closed-door hearings before the Senate and House Intelligence committees (Tuesday and Thursday) may be more fruitful than the public Oversight hearing given both committees plan to focus on ties between Trump's 2016 campaign and the Kremlin, as well as whether foreign entities have any leverage over Trump, his family, and his businesses, according to sources on both committees.
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I think a conversation that included more African-American voices and more people who have specialization in the history of race in America, in the history of these ideas in America, in the history of how these ideas and social policy in America interact, would lead to a better, more fruitful, more, as you put it, adult, and also a more constructive, debate.
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Don't read Graham's comments as a sign that Graham is fleeing the President's side -- this is far more about Graham understanding that negotiations are more fruitful with a new deadline and anvil hanging over one's head than anything else (a trigger that simply doesn't exist in this current scenario, where there is no deadline -- or end to a shutdown in sight).
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At the same time, I believe if I'm elected president that I would have a unique and unprecedented opportunity to forge more productive, more fruitful relationships with those countries and get us on a better path so we wouldn't have to face the question of what to do with 150,000 people showing up at our southern border in one month.
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Many Israelis see three main options for dealing with Gaza: A long-term truce with Hamas amid a major international effort to rehabilitate the territory; another all-out war to subdue Hamas and crush its military capabilities once and for all; or dealing Hamas a heavy military blow that would go some way to achieving the second option and perhaps lead to more fruitful talks for reaching the first.
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