Some of the silver mines near San Antonio, about forty miles south, are productively wrought.
Skill, therefore, must be considered as wealth; and the labour and funds employed in acquiring skill in anything tending to the advantage or pleasure of mankind, must be considered to be productively employed and expended.
If he saves any portion, this (unless it be merely hoarded) he intends to employ productively, and it will be productively consumed.
The spinning-jenny, and the skill of the cotton spinner, are not only the result of productive labour, but are themselves productively consumed.
What is paid for productive labour is said to be productively consumed; what is paid for unproductive labour is said to be consumed unproductively.
The animal may use this capital productively or prospectively.
And similarly, those animals which used muscle, or even mind, productively gave place to others using these prospectively.
This is what we may comprehend, if we consider that every man's power of consuming, whether productively or not, is limited by his income.
By increasing the cost of production, a portion of the labour of the country is less productively employed.
No change whatever takes place in the circumstances of Portugal; but England finds that she can employ her labour more productively in the manufacture of wine, and instantly the trade of barter between the two countries changes.
I then examined the fittings of this mechanism, whose power was increased a hundredfold by biconvex lenses that were designed like those in a lighthouse and kept its rays productively focused.
But whenever the Nautilus drew near the surface, those denizens of the Mediterranean I could observe most productively belonged to the sixty-third genus of bony fish.
We had four hours to ourselves before the sun could be productively observed.
Thus he says that, among others, a manufacturer of cloth, productively consumes the results of his workmen, but that the workmen themselves who exchange these results for bread, consume the latter unproductively.
In the loaning of capital productively invested, the creditor, in the interest received, consumes the real produce of his property.
Footnote 180-4: Hence, for instance, good men engaged in industrial pursuits who employ borrowed capital productively pay lower interest than idlers who are suspected of desiring only to spend it in dissipation.
Group D are productive laborers, and their own necessaries are productively consumed, but they are supplied by C, who keep themselves and D in existence.
It depends on the productiveness of the least fertile land, or of the least productively employed portion of capital, which the necessities of society have as yet put in requisition for agricultural purposes.
The distance of travel for stock has been shortened, parts are grasped more easily, better and faster tools are provided, effort is decreased, and both hands are productively employed.
And note that both hands areproductively employed with shorter distances to travel for stock and with decreased effort.
Besides, it is only by means of the latter, that the former can be productively employed.
Were there no credit, those who were not in a condition to employ their capital productively would make savings only within very narrow limits.
Specialists participate notably and productively in our common life, but this is evidently not on the basis of personal association with their neighbors.
It is even evident that we have been able to use productively individuals who in a savage or peasant society would have been classed as insane--who perhaps were indeed insane.
The ability to participate productively implies thus a diversity of attitudes and values in the participants, but a diversity not so great as to lower the morals of the community and to prevent effective co-operation.
That man, having attained to control over the forces of nature and to undivided proprietorship of the whole planet, will ever actually take possession of and productively exploit the whole of the planet, is scarcely to be expected.
Its foundation is the metaphysical equality between the volume of human life force productively spent in the making of goods and the magnitude of these goods considered as human products.
The farmer should be encouraged to borrow only when it is very clear that he can use additional capital so productively that it will pay.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "productively" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: effectively; energetically; forcefully; mightily; powerfully
