Sentence examples for constitute a response from inspiring English sources
Smart's dimensions, however, constitute a response to this objection; they provide a seemingly multicultural and cross-traditional approach that nevertheless conceives of religion as having a discernible essence.
His proposal — for the "immediate creation of a cross-party committee to hire a small number of staff so that public television can immediately resume broadcasting" — was rejected within minutes by Pasok, which said the proposal "does not constitute a response to what Pasok has said".
That does not constitute a response, and it does not help you plan for the future.
Anaxagore seems to constitute a response for assisting the rapid prototyping of ecological interface.
Consistently, our results reinforce the suggestion that high levels of A1AT in urine might constitute a response to the inflammatory process in GKD.
Ownership of that particular TV model does not constitute a response to a shared threat to quality of life, as would be the case for treatment-seeking among those with the chronic conditions discussed above.
The elaboration of a rhetoric thus conceived has an undeniable philosophical interest because it constitutes a response to the challenge of Logical Empiricism.
The foregoing presents a Stoic view on modality and freedom as if there were just one and as if it constitutes a response to our modern issue of free will and determinism.
Evidence suggest rumination constitutes a response to negative mood (Rippere 1977), and can be perceived by ruminators as a potential way to solve their problems (Wells and Matthews 1994), although it most often exacerbates negative mood, impairs concentration, and problem-solving tasks (Lyubomirsky and Tkach 2004).
