Sentence examples for because they constitute uncomfortable from inspiring English sources

Unknown knowns therefore remain unknown because they constitute "uncomfortable knowledge" which is "disruptive knowledge" (p. 113).

Politicians love them because they constitute a tax that never gets called a tax.

They are neither true nor false, because they constitute arguments.

These cuts did not happen because they constitute a first best policy.

We demonstrate how these "unknown knowns" constitute uncomfortable knowledge because they disrupt the simplified worldview that underpins contemporary discourse on the potential misuse of synthetic biology by malign actors.

Because the very nature of the acts was sexual, they constitute sexual harassment, he argues.

They constitute the lands surrounding three Buckinghamshire villages and disqualify an MP, ironically in Illsley's case, because they technically constitute an office of profit under the crown.

Collectively, they constitute an emergency.

Together, they constitute downtown Sagaponack.

This was because they would be uncomfortable criticising partners or regulatory bodies while being recorded.

After shooting a few of them, I don't feel uncomfortable, because they're not uncomfortable.