Sentence examples for more constructive in from inspiring English sources
I don't expect the angry comments to abate any time soon, but I think the debate could be more constructive in 2014.
But, in Africa's fledgling democracies, their efforts are far more constructive in helping elected politicians serve rural constituents than observers often assume.
It is far too soon to know whether Mr Ghani can succeed in his plan to establish something more constructive in the two countries' relations, above all, persuading Pakistan to help bring the Afghan Taliban to the peace table.
But he also expressed frustration that Roddick was not being more constructive in his criticism by giving concrete proposals, and the president also maintained that the I.T.F. was actually open to discussion.
"We're oftentimes uncomfortable with talking about race until there's some sort of racial flare-up or conflict," he said, adding, "We could probably be more constructive in facing up to sort of the painful legacy of slavery and Jim Crow and discrimination".
I think the point that he was making is that we're oftentimes uncomfortable with talking about race until there's some sort of racial flare-up or conflict, and that we could probably be more constructive in facing up to the painful legacy of slavery and Jim Crow and discrimination.
This was a low point for the reputation of the pharmaceutical industry, and also marked a turning point in more constructive engagement in the treatment of intellectual property".
"We will be working with UKBA to ensure that compliance issues can be addressed in a more constructive way in the future," Thomas said.
First of all, China and the United States have more constructive interaction in the Middle East than in some other regions of the world.
And a G.O.P. remade along libertarian-populist lines — more anti-interventionist abroad, suspicious of big government and big business at home — would be a much more interesting party, and in certain ways a more constructive force in American politics, than the G.O.P. that Mitt Romney led down to defeat last fall.
"We very much welcome the fact that Japan is looking to play a more constructive role in promoting peace and stability in the broader Asia-Pacific region," US foreign policy aide Ben Rhodes told AFP news agency.
