Sentence examples for generally constructive from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, on Tuesday the American special envoy to the negotiations, Stephen W. Bosworth, called the two-day talks in Geneva "very positive and generally constructive".

Speaking outside the United States mission after the talks ended Tuesday, Stephen W. Bosworth, the American special envoy, called the talks "very positive and generally constructive".

In a blogpost for PR Week he addresses concerns about Twitter being "too risky", arguing that: In the main, what I see on social media is staff engaging with the debates around compassion, the Francis inquiry, regulation, staffing levels, pay (unfortunately for me!) and it's overwhelmingly positive and where there is criticism it is generally constructive and thoughtful (if at times uncomfortable).

Analyst Jonathan Pierce said: We are generally constructive but with negative earnings momentum, an increase in rate expectations, the Independent Commission on Banking, and our long-held view that return on total equity will settle at 10-12%, we think shares might struggle near-term and a realistic view on upside potential is needed in the medium-term.

America's relations with South Africa are generally constructive, and talks to set up a United States-Southern Africa free-trade area are under way.Mr Bush and Mr Mbeki even managed a show of unity on the subject of AIDS, about which Mr Mbeki holds some odd views.

Sure you can be out socializing and meeting new people, or perhaps touring the outback, or anything generally constructive.

Debate might not take place, but it generally does, and when it does it proceeds on mostly constructive lines.

Perhaps a moral hangover explains the generally restrained and constructive coverage of Libya's past, present and future across the papers.

Tsipras got a dressing down at the creditors' meeting on Wednesday morning, despite having presented new budget proposals on Monday that were generally welcomed as constructive.

Directors are intensely involved and board meetings are generally far more constructive because of that.The directors of private-equity boards also try to find out as much as possible about the company's inner workings.

Their presumed unidirectional movement away from the South is generally described as constructive, while the decisions of others to remain in the South are often associated with dearth or stasis.