Sentence examples for because it constituted a from inspiring English sources
It was subsequently declared an endangered species and legal action by environmentalists blocked the completion of the Tellico Dam, at the lower end of its habitat in the Little Tennessee River because it constituted a threat to the snail darter's existence.
The first law, written for Kiryas Joel by name, was found by state and federal courts and eventually the United States Supreme Court to be unconstitutional because it constituted a special favor to a religious group.
The minimum wage was an important variable bargained over by government and unions in the inflationary 1980s because it constituted a centralized device for recouping the erosion of price increases on the purchasing power of wages.
Because it constitutes a corruption of governance and an undermining of democracy.
The elaboration of a rhetoric thus conceived has an undeniable philosophical interest because it constitutes a response to the challenge of Logical Empiricism.
He believes that even if he hadn't hosted the e-mail account of the target, Lavabit would eventually have found itself in the position that it's in now because it "constitutes a gap" in the government's intelligence.
Feedback is an important component of assessment in learning environments, because it constitutes a new learning opportunity which is not usually available in most eLearning systems.
On the equity feminist view, a law prohibiting women to become surgeons is coercive because it constitutes a threat of loss of liberty or property.
These applications demonstrated that the DFT/PHB model can serve as a valuable tool in studying hydrophobic phenomena because it constitutes a balanced combination of simplicity, accuracy, and detail.
This "empathy" is universally shared not only because it is humanly recognizable but mainly because it constitutes a moral standpoint for human interactive plurality.
This co-adapted space arises because it constitutes "a collection of equivalent solutions to the same biological problem" [44; p. 195], the problem being in this case obtaining (as an offspring) and providing (as a parent) an amount of parental investment which maximizes lifetime fitness.
