Sentence examples for being constructive in from inspiring English sources
When I later decided the poster could be used as an educational tool, I sought out their advice, and it improved immeasurably because of their involvement – in many cases they spent a considerable amount of time looking at the poster, criticising it, but always being constructive in their suggestions.
If the person hasn't given any good advice at all, then you know that they are not being constructive in their feedback.
Speakers were urged not to cast blame on one another but to be constructive in their arguments.
A "college of regulators," each overseeing different areas of potential risk according to their expertise, would be constructive in the new system, Ms. Schapiro suggested.
He added, "I think that, for the good of the country, we've got to be constructive in figuring out what's going to be best.
He explains: "I wanted to do something concrete in the business school to indicate that our knowledge of organisations can also be constructive in society.
Without making a big point of it, the documentary touches on the urgent desire people have felt to be constructive in the middle of so much destruction.
He was regarded by Pearson and Economist executives as someone with an "agreeable personality" who was "constructive in his role on the board".
