"Rising savings and rising consumption spending are constructive signs," Steven Ricchiuto, chief United States economist for Mizuho Securities, said in a research note.
Once a contract is signed, constructive dialogue between vendors and customers can be inhibited by a lack of clarity surrounding implementation roles.
Leading Republicans like House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, who has criticized Trump, were not at the Capitol Hill meeting, but the spokesman for one Trump supporter said the "constructive" meeting was a sign that the party is coming around to Trump.
Being able to accept and learn from constructive criticism is a sign of maturity and wisdom.
We screened a large population of brain-damaged patients for CA. Only patients with constructive disorders and no signs of neglect and/or aphasia were selected.
Cloud computing, the notion of outsourcing hardware and software to Internet service providers is showing the classic signs of constructive technology -it's good enough for the masses, and it has clear potential to shake things up.
Buying a house, getting an education, these are no longer guarantees of future security, but there are signs of constructive change.
When Kerry emerged to speak to the press with Lavrov at midnight, Kerry called the talks "constructive" but there was little sign of a major breakthrough.
Assad saw such Arab unity, amid individual state sovereignty, as the only path to peace, and was enraged when Kissinger, employing his doctrine of "Constructive Ambiguity," encouraged Egypt to sign a separate peace agreement with Israel from the one he told Assad he had been pursuing — a region-wide peace deal that would include Palestinian repatriation.
UNICEF regards today's signing as another constructive outcome of the joint collaboration between the Government of Turkmenistan and the United Nations Children's Fund, Shareef said, adding that UNICEF remains committed to working with the government to help it fulfil its national priorities and international obligations covering children's rights.
