Sentence examples for I would constitute from inspiring English sources

As well as capturing the actual number of cells in a given well, options for a high content read-out covering as many of the above markers as possible in addition to collagen I would constitute an ideal antifibrotic screening system.

For subscribers, definitely: it would constitute a major benefit.

If he had, it would constitute a federal crime.

She denied it would constitute an attack on freedom of speech.

Consequently, it would constitute misrepresentation.

Thus, the claim "that's just the way I am" would constitute a form of self-deception or bad faith as would all forms of determinism, since both instances involve lying to oneself about the ontological fact of one's nonself-coincidence and the flight from concomitant responsibility for "choosing" to remain that way.

I had heard that line one time too many, so I asked, "What would constitute good insurance?" My colleague replied, "Staying healthy".

Over pizza with Brittany, her mother, stepfather and grandmother, I ask what would constitute justice.

Something like: "The pictures I contemplate painting would constitute a halfway state, and an attempt to point out the direction of the future, without arriving there completely".

(Similarly, I cannot beat Karpov at chess, since I do not know how even though there is a sequence of moves I can perform that would constitute beating Karpov at chess).

But I wondered, just what would constitute a suburban legend?