Sentence examples similar to as constituting anything from inspiring English sources

Claude Guéant, the interior minister, described as "odious" the idea that such contacts constituted anything other than communication of the facts.

But as such, this subset of the population does not yet constitute anything close to a mass market.

During Alboin's kingship the Lombards crossed the Apennines and plundered Tuscia, but historians are not in full agreement as to whether this took place under his guidance and if this constituted anything more than raiding.

And yet "Literary Occasions" constitutes anything but a fairy tale of success.

The entries will not constitute anything like an entire hourlong show.

But the Communist party and the civilian authorities remain intensely suspicious of anything they regard as constituting a real or potential challenge to their authority.

Nobody could say that Oxford Street as presently constituted is anything but an urban nightmare".

He thought that, as constituted, "Pop Stars" had no ending.

As constituted, this will never be.

According to John Skinner, EPA director of hazardous waste, anything used to produce energy or make fuel now will be subject to regulations, as will anything used in a way that constitutes ultimate disposal.

If the past few years have demonstrated anything it's that the Iraqi state, as currently constituted, is too weak to overcome the country's ethnic and religious divisions.