Sentence examples for constructive ends from inspiring English sources

Any discovery, I believe, is morally neutral and it can be turned either to constructive ends or destructive ends".

We need to overcome our feelings of helplessness, and channel our rage and our anguish toward constructive ends.

Ellington was an incomparable artist; he also seemed impervious to slights and refused to use his art or his fame for any but the most inclusive, constructive ends.

Matrix managers have to recognize that they need worthy adversaries, counterparts who can match them, to turn the conflict to constructive ends.

While it's exciting to think about groups like UX running around surreptitiously doing good in the world, it's a short leap of imagination to envision mischief-makers and evildoers operating similarly to less constructive ends.

That's the political challenge to responding to Hanson and her supporters: not to call them names that may make us feel superior but to listen and harness their sense of protest to more constructive ends.

A certain patience is needed to conduct these negotiations and bring them to a constructive end.

Bravo to her for turning that all too common misery to a constructive end.

A "hack" was a project without constructive end, according to a dictionary compiled by the Model Railroad members.

Its definition was formalised four years later by club member Peter R Samson, who, in his TMRC dictionary, defined the word as "something done without constructive end" or, deliciously, "an entropy booster".

European markets are in a more optimistic mood today, with the focus shifting towards a more constructive end to the US-China stand-off.