Sentence examples for changes that have constituted from inspiring English sources
Or would you rather that people acknowledged the growth and changes that have constituted your self over time?
In line with other family changes that have been interpreted as constituting a Second Demographic Transition, living-apart-together relationships may indicate that independence and autonomy are valued more and commitment is valued less in intimate relationships.
The judge said that fining the store would have constituted an abrupt change in policy.
In a printed statement, Veerabhadran Ramanathan, the panel's chairman, said that the program's basic scientific efforts had constituted "an important initiative that has broadened our knowledge of climate change".
The shopping districts and redevelopment projects that have emerged, they say, constitute a durable set of changes.
For the artist, the bright colors employed in the paintings also suggest the changes that constitute a revival of a neighborhood people have long lived in.
The resulting phenotypic changes that constitute the different FAB subtypes may also have unique risk factor profiles.
Whatever constitutes strategic advantage will eventually change, and defending one that has outlived its time will simply lock you into the past.
President Grant said of the amendment that it "completes the greatest civil change and constitutes the most important event that has occurred since the nation came to life".
Happily, that hasn't changed.
The ads are designed to change students' perceptions of what constitutes normal behavior, a national movement that has become all the rage in campaigns against binge drinking.
