Sentence examples for would be constructive from inspiring English sources

But it would be constructive rather than punitive.

Collymore thought his honesty would be constructive but it soon backfired.

Reckless said the party would be constructive but not part of a "cosy consensus".

Mr Schulz, from the parliament's centre-left Socialist grouping, however pledged that MEPs would be "constructive", "fair", and bring clarity to the deal.

A "college of regulators," each overseeing different areas of potential risk according to their expertise, would be constructive in the new system, Ms. Schapiro suggested.

When asked about the possibility of Iranian, Iraqi and American forces working together to help contain the crisis, the US Secretary of State John Kerry said: "I wouldn't rule out anything that would be constructive".

So as the replacement ref saga comes to an end, I thought it'd be constructive to take a look back at the bounty of bad calls handed out. 5. Colt's Get An Extra Down vs. The Vikings.

I said to myself that that sort of thinking, that sort of emotion, would not be helpful, would not be constructive, would not be "me".

"It wouldn't be constructive to allow laptops for the whole class.

"What would not be constructive is legislative action that essentially undercuts our ability to get the deal done and that is disruptive to the negotiations," a senior official in the Obama administration said.

Social Note: A film producer in Hollywood recently declined an invitation to attend a party his parents were giving for their golden anniversary, but he wrote quite a nice letter to his mother explaining that the reason he couldn't go was that his psychiatrist had advised him it wouldn't be constructive for him to see her until along about midsummer.