Sentence examples for quite constructive from inspiring English sources

"The Iranians' position was quite open and quite constructive," Mr. Ryabkov said.

This development was greeted at first with apprehension by some faculty, but it soon proved to be not at all horrendous but actually quite constructive.

"Personally, I think many of them are quite constructive". Most important, he said, Chavez seems to have the overwhelming support of the people in his country.

And behind the scenes, Ms. Malmstrom said, American, European and Japanese officials are having "quite constructive discussions" about trade with China.

And while he enjoyed Bumper Stars, he was not thrilled with Bananagrams, though his reasons were not quite constructive enough to warrant entry into Mr. MacDonald's notepad.

GENEVA — The head of the international watchdog overseeing the destruction of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal said Wednesday that a team of 15 inspectors had begun to visit sites and that the Syrian authorities had been "quite constructive" and "cooperative".

The way Redmond put it, it seems obvious, but we can all think of a few players whose attitude perhaps wouldn't be quite so constructive, and might have viewed the sidelines as preferable to playing somewhere unfavourable.

The two sides met in Bristol with conciliation service Acas where Unison described the talks as "constructive" and "quite productive".

"Instead, the report contains a very negative view of landowners despite the fact that in its first report the review group acknowledged and highlighted quite fully the very constructive work private landowners were engaged in".

We believe that this would give a quite comfortable environment for doing constructive mathematics.

The desire of the U.S. administration (and all of us) to review, refresh and to some extent put our relations with Russia on a constructive, rational track is quite understandable.