Sentence examples for arguably would constitute from inspiring English sources

It arguably would constitute a limitation of healthcare professionals' liberty or freedom of conscience and religion if they were required to accede to the voluntary request for assistance with suicide or the request for voluntary euthanasia, even if the request was formulated by a competent and informed patient.

(Remember, God rested on the Seventh Day of creation, so, arguably, failing to do likewise would constitute a "sin against nature".) These issues were not resolved when Paul wrote Romans.

And what would constitute happiness?

What would constitute empirical evidence?

This would constitute a second revolution.

What those reforms would constitute is unclear.

That would constitute a very large purchase.

Hasidic communities would constitute an ideal control.

Just what would constitute clear-cut progress?

If he had, it would constitute a federal crime.

She did not define what would constitute a clean athlete.