Sentence examples for appearing to constitute from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this combined treatment displays the same rapidity of action than that observed with the agonist alone, therefore appearing to constitute a very promising strategy in a clinical perspective.

At first, this appears to constitute a major commitment.

On its own, this does not appear to constitute an adequate basis for an injunction.

To Philip Taubman, the Washington bureau chief of The New York Times, that briefing appeared to constitute "deliberate deception".

It also appears to constitute a major part of an Englishness of which the stories are clearly in pursuit.

That act — captured on video and circulated widely — appeared to constitute a war crime, human rights activists said on Wednesday.

The phenomenon of Japanese manga comics appears to constitute one of those rare historic occasions when innovative art connects with the popular consciousness of a nation.

The population of Chatham dropped by about 2 percent from 2000 to 2009, the census estimated, and renters now appear to constitute a larger slice.

His program appears to constitute the most sweeping invasion by the Communist party into Russian agriculture since Stalin forced collectivization of peasant property in 1928.

Coastal-defense artillery was the focus of most design attention in the 1870 95 period, since rapidly improving warships appeared to constitute the principal threat.

In fact, he said, as long as floor-price policies are enforced in a nondiscriminatory manner, they would appear to constitute a legitimate exercise of the board's business judgment and should not be subject to judicial second-guessing.