Sentence examples for be to constitute from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
Furthermore, how strong does a contrary reason need to be to constitute a reasonable doubt?
But how big does a rock have to be to constitute such a threat?
Since the emphasis is on partial-complete bipartite sub-networks, one can choose on how partial-complete a bipartite graph needs to be to constitute a desired result.
To be continuous[1] is to constitute an unbroken or uninterrupted whole, like the ocean or the sky.
This study is to constitute a composite skin substitute with epidermal stem cells (ESCs) and fibroblasts on collagen sponge.
This function is to constitute a complement to more general podcasts and interactive learning materials.
"I don't see how the prosecution can proceed again in a trial process even if the judges were to be constituted properly this time around.
Such analysis looks promising if a more exhaustive sample of wild American populations and ornamental varieties is to be constituted.
But who is to decide what constitutes the necessary information?
Forty-one songs, spanning the decades from the 1940's to Ricky Martin, constitute the core of the show.
