Sentence examples for constitute the subject from inspiring English sources
The choices people make, given the information they possess and the restrictions they face, constitute the subject matter of economics.
After a legislative review, the note said, the office had determined "that exercises, including yoga exercises, do not constitute the subject matter that Congress intended to protect as choreography".
Additionally, variables might have been overlooked and should constitute the subject of further analysis.
Synthesis, SAR and PK profile of these novel compounds constitute the subject matter of this Letter.
The above-mentioned procedures are doubtlessly very important but do not constitute the subject of the present research.
Actions, in the sense in which they constitute the subject matter of historical investigation have an 'inside' that events lack.
It is just these which constitute the subject-matter of the present intermediate Part.
The study of its expense constitutes the subject matter of defense economics.
The interaction of host and parasite populations constitutes the subject matter of epidemiology (the term being more inclusive than suggested by its relation to the word epidemic).
She opened her home up to us for weekend parties and we got to know Martin, her genial, under-appreciated husband, her friends (eclectic was hardly the word) and her son, Hugo, to whom she was devoted and whose personal life constituted the subject matter of maybe 50% of our conversations.
Spatial discretization, which is the cause of numerical smearing, constitutes the subject of the present work.
