Sentence examples for constructive as it from inspiring English sources

The process is therefore considered to be constructive, as it is initiated by the conscious construction of the individual, and is not in any meaningful sense a component of the individual's innate dispositions, or a result of past inductions.

"In the last 12 months, Korea has not been as constructive as it was the 12 months prior," Mrs. Hills said in a television interview.

"The message from Juneau was: 'I'm trying to tell you something.' And I'm not sure the response of the industry was as constructive as it could have been because it has not calmed down".

"We want our role in Formula One to continue to be as positive and constructive as it has always been; therefore, in the best interest of the sport, we will not pursue the rescheduling of a race this season".

It's a serious message, but it's constructive, as well.

"But, interestingly enough, it's been constructive as well".

All powerful human impulses are constructive as well as destructive.

Before the next series of important decisions about China tumble onto Mr. Bush's desk, he and his aides should settle on a long-term strategy that protects American interests while encouraging China to play a constructive role as it assumes its natural place as a great power.

I have argued for a concept of "constructive realism for a common purpose": "realism" about managing the real problems in the relationship that are at present politically insuperable; "constructive" insofar as it relates to the much longer and growing list of bilateral, regional and global domains where the two are already cooperating.

Finally, let's keep well in mind the most important lesson of the auto rescue: While government should stay away from the private sector as much as possible, markets do occasionally fail, and when they do government can play a constructive role, as it did in the case of the auto rescue.

The main difference between the traditional and Goals Delphi is that the former has a prospective basis because it seeks to anticipate the future, while the latter has a constructive nature, as it is used to reach consensus on possible future actions, some of which have a clear ethical component in the decision.