Sentence examples for and it constitutes from inspiring English sources

Its chief use is medical, and it constitutes an active ingredient in expectorants and inhalants.

Undetectable by direct means, this matter is inferred to exist from its effects on the shapes and dynamics of galaxies, and it constitutes the dominant mass of the universe.

And it constitutes debate, moral as well as factual.

Suggestion, or suggestibility, plays a significant role in collective behaviour, especially in social unrest, and it constitutes the central phenomenon of hypnosis.

There is a reason for the diversity, and it constitutes the second problem Hague faces: about the only issues that "work" for the Tories, according to the polls, are loathsome ones.

Paris occupies a central position in the rich agricultural region known as the Paris Basin, and it constitutes one of eight départements of the Île-de-France administrative region.

Nevertheless, prostitution flourished: it was not merely tolerated but also protected, licensed, and regulated by law, and it constituted a considerable source of public revenue.

But then Engzell pivoted to face Medina Garrigues and told her she would lose the point because she softly said "no" as she hit the off-balance shot and it constituted a hindrance.

Greek fire was particularly effective in naval combat, and it constituted one of the few incendiary weapons of warfare afloat that were used effectively without backfiring on their users.

In another study involving black pericarp indica rice, genetic and cytoplasmic effects influenced the final grain Zn content, but the genetic effect was stronger and it constituted the major portion of the seed genetic effects.

Figure 1 A-C shows that β-gal activity at pH6 was very high, and it constituted a precise marker of the regressing process.