Sentence examples for all constitutes from inspiring English sources

Treatment of relapsed/refractory infant ALL constitutes a significant challenge as there is no defined therapy.

But that she got the job at all constitutes one of the most unusual accomplishments by any woman in American sports.

And in that sense, the video brouhaha — a short-lived and misguided brouhaha, considering that he wasn't sleeping after all — constitutes one of the first "macaca moments" of the 2008 campaign.

But while travel writing of this new school rightly eschews faux-purist completism, I nonetheless thought Tallack's take on Siberia – which, after all, constitutes about half the land mass along his route – was pretty feeble.

It all constitutes telling preparation for the famous (if fictionalized) confrontation between the two queens in "Maria Stuarda," when Mary, held as Elizabeth's prisoner and tormented beyond endurance by her insults, denounces her publicly as "the sullied daughter of Boleyn" and a "vile bastard".

And so the biological identity of human beings, along with their dignity, all constitutes an inseparable unity.

He also believes that the need for visas to travel to most countries and other administrative proceedings all constitute additional barriers on Bounceur's career path.

Patients suffering from Ph+ ALL constitute a high risk group of ALL [4].

T-ALL constitutes 15% of pediatric and 25% of adult ALL cases [ 1– 4].

Patients suffering from Ph+-ALL constitute a high risk group of ALL (5 10% survival rate after five years)[ 2].

It all constituted, Hitchens railed, a "cult of death and suffering".