Sentence examples for be thought to constitute from inspiring English sources
So the absence of the vocabulary cannot be thought to constitute an objection to the good epistemic standing of such experiences.
Monist accounts regard the maternal inheritance of organelles such as the mitochondria, which might conceivably be thought to constitute a separate inheritance channel, if not system, to be of marginal conceptual importance.
The Sunnis are thought to constitute a majority in three provinces.
While there has been no recent census in Iraq, the Shiites are thought to constitute a majority in the country.
Gas of predominantly biogenic origin is thought to constitute more than 20 percent of the world's gas reserves.
These markings are thought to constitute a logographic form of writing consisting of some 1,200 different characters representing numerals, names, and such material objects as cloth and cow.
Some say the era of the de facto rule of the mighty top 10%, or top 1%, or whatever insidious sliver of the income distribution is thought to constitute the moneyed power elite, is upon us, or nearly so.
FHA domains are thought to constitute phosphopeptide-binding elements.
Segregated soft and hard parts of the copolymer are thought to constitute the material unit, which is anisotropically distributed.
Astrocytes were thought to constitute protective scaffolding and a nutrition source that help keep neurons healthy.
The teacher provides "erroneous knowledge" as well, which is thought to constitute particularly serious mistakes for learners.
