The phrase "for
constructive purposes" means with a goal or intention to create, build, or improve something.
Full definition
Since it is not going to go away, we can only hope that the questioning will be turned to
constructive purposes.
Mr. Gourevitch is also right in believing that marching troops of schoolchildren through a horror show of what was done by awful people of what will seem to children a long way away and a long time ago is not necessarily
a constructive purpose.
Muggeridge saw using mass media as a «fourth temptation» which Jesus would have rejected because in reality «this medium, because of its very nature, does not lend itself to
constructive purposes.»
He is galvanizing particularly the youth for
constructive purposes to reposition the region as the hub of the Sahel.
They however implored the regional Minister to act as a unifier and galvanize all citizens in the area for
constructive purposes.
The radio broadcaster whose popularity has overshadowed his other contenders in the 2016 Parliamentary contest has also promised to galvanize his constituents for
constructive purposes should he win their mandate.
She appreciated the role of the mediation team and promised to galvanize the people for
constructive purposes.
As long as they do their thing and I can still do mine, any prejudices I may have against publishing won't serve
any constructive purpose.
It is my observation that a large percentage of self - publishers inadequately expose their work to close scrutiny by good, established writers and reviewers, for
constructive purposes, and consequently squander this opportunity.
These are
constructive purposes.
It serves
no constructive purpose to make them feel even more pain.
Looking for the challenging position of a parking analyst to demonstrate my abilities and utilize my rih experience for some constructive purpose
Anger serves
a constructive purpose in bringing about healing.