Sentence examples for constructive means from inspiring English sources

Previously this had been achieved by constructive means in the studio.

Starving the population and engineering the collapse of their civil institutions are not, in our view, constructive means of disagreeing with Hamas.

Previously this had been achieved by constructive means, in the studio; now meditation, improvisation, and a willingness to allow the "voices" of the world to speak in his music became more important.

An intervention which provides support and a sense of a shared experience appears to have beneficial effects for mothers of children with feeding problems and therefore, may offer a constructive means of supporting this population.

In our brief sketch we did not notice this "change of logic" because, like much of elementary mathematics, the topics we discussed are naturally treated by constructive means such as direct computation.

Hilbert's formalist program, to justify classical mathematics by reducing it to a formal system whose consistency should be established by finitistic (hence constructive) means, was the most powerful contemporary rival to Brouwer's developing intuitionism.

Most comments were constructive, meant to help students in lower grades select classes and be informed about their prospective teachers.

Constructive paranoia means attending to warning signs, assuming that the world lays multiple traps for the unwary.

However, the existing methods on the studies of three-way concepts are constructive, which means that the three-way concepts had been formed by defining certain concept-forming operators in advance.

"I could qualify the spirit of the meeting as open and constructive, which means that no one tried to paper over our differences in the meeting, on Georgia, for example," NATO's secretary general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, said at a news conference.

Since employees are often hesitant to provide direct feedback to their employers and managers for any number of reasons (even when it's reasonable and constructive), this means you, as the organization, have to make the first move.