Sentence examples for constitute the least from inspiring English sources

I surely agree with Rosario A. Iaconis's general premise that Italian-Americans may constitute the "least respected members of America's ethnic pantheon" ("Ethnic Stereotyping," letter, Jan . 31.

At issue is whether the move, which would probably involve building a new gallery on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway near the Philadelphia Museum of Art, would constitute the "least drastic deviation" from the 1922 trust indenture of Albert C. Barnes.

In the 1975 foreword to the classic history of Brown, "Simple Justice" (which has now been issued in a revised edition by Knopf; $45), Richard Kluger declares, "The nine Justices, as has often been said, constitute the least democratic branch of the national government.

These areas are characterized by high poverty and constitute the least developed areas in the country.

It is hard to imagine a situation where blanket restrictions on the exchange of information would constitute the "least restrictive manner" for the government to fulfil the purpose of the restriction, whatever this might be.

Platelets are derived from megakaryocytes (MEGs) which constitute the least numerous but largest cells in the bone marrow (BM).

The seat constitutes the least state of suspension before the driver.

Calcium makes up 22%%, while with only 7%% potassium constitutes the least cation.

Meanwhile, K+ constitutes the least concentrations in all observed ground waters and forms 2% with a mean of 17.05 mg/L.

Of these, school children constituted the highest population (22.4%) whilst adult males constituted the least (16.6%).

Those suffered from severe form of illness constituted the least figure 7.8%) followed by mild degrees (28.7%), while the highest figure (63.5%) was among those with moderate degree of heart disease.