Sentence examples for Think constructively from inspiring English sources
"We have to think constructively, not just mourn or remember".
We need skilled people with well-rounded backgrounds and the ability to think constructively".
Understanding the humanity behind artificial intelligence is important if we want to think constructively about issues of bias, fairness, accountability, and transparency in AI.
What ministers did say, with longing, was that with the good-natured Johnson in place they would at least be free to discuss policies and ideas without constraint, and that this would liberate them to think constructively about where government was going wrong and how they might change direction.
Karen Buck reckons they reveal a need for politicians to respond more effectively to the particular requirements of places with lots of teenagers and to think constructively about how to prevent still more poor families ending up in the same bits of territory.
Here, too, I was able to find companies whose employees can still think constructively, innovate, and make customer-friendly decisions on their own and exercise more choice and voice in their day-to-day work by internalizing guidelines that complement more-conventional control systems.
He shies away from offering answers to life's big questions but finds meaning in being a question maker, someone who thinks constructively with hope.
With this lengthy period of constructive engagement, it should be possible to think more constructively and creatively about a Paris agreement than has been true in past conference negotiations.
"Channel 4 does need to think more constructively about exiting from state control, but in an orderly fashion.
Most people don't know how to think about it constructively.
The basic ingredients – crisp, digital drums; electronic keyboards; seismic bass and lyrics filled with localised slang and reference points – probably mean that a British listener might most constructively think of it as the Bay Area's equivalent of grime: a localised sound developed in response to the same globally recognisable social and artistic stimuli.
