Sentence examples for But constituted from inspiring English sources

"In this case, the bedbugs did not constitute mere annoyance, but constituted an intolerable condition, notwithstanding the landlord's efforts to exterminate them," wrote Judge Bedford, who granted Mr. Young a 45percentt rent abatement.

Yet because of the existing patterns of power, which directed the humiliores to turn for help to the upper stratum, the lower classes did not form a revolutionary mass but constituted a stable element.

For example, in 1990 Hispanics made up 1.2 percent and 1.7 percent of the population in North Carolina and Georgia, respectively, but constituted nearly 5 percent and more than 5 percent in 2000 (the number of Hispanics in North Carolina increased by more than 1,000 percent between 1990 and 2000).

"The suspension is not necessary to conduct the investigation but constituted a grave violation of his reputation and created substantial damage without any necessity," it added.

Cisco estimates that in 2008 spam resulting from e-mail reputation hijacking of the top three Web mail providers accounted for less than 1percentt of all spam worldwide but constituted 7.6percentt of the providers' mail traffic.

Clinton's statements come after Lewinsky penned an op-ed for Vanity Fair in March saying their relationship "was not sexual assault" but "constituted a gross abuse of power".

Facebook and Google are not only carrying us, but constituting us.

Blacks commit 51.5percentt of all murders nationally but constitute about 42percentt of death row inmates, the study found.

His contribution to world affairs is too often overlooked, but constitutes a big part of his character.

Alaska Natives are 15 percent of that state's population, but constitute 61 percent of its victims of sexual assault.

The dead are disproportionately Alaska Natives, police and homelessness advocates say, who make up 20% of the general population but constitute half of the clients in shelters.