Sentence examples for constitute what from inspiring English sources
New individuals produced by asexual reproduction have the same genetic constitution (genotype) as their parent and constitute what is called a clone.
They constitute what are known as the Four Freedoms.
The critical subtasks constitute what is denoted as the control kernel.
Together, these two areas of effort constitute what we may call bioengineered materials.
"This does not constitute what in England we would call an official minority report".
Depicting imaginary wild boys and strange man-beasts, they constitute what he calls "The Garden Series".
These are not binding, but they constitute what you might call mass tendencies.
Even so, this year's acts constitute what he called a dream lineup.
The wave trains produced by a storm constitute what surfers call a swell.
They constitute what business historian Alfred D. Chandler Jr. called the visible hand.
Does that constitute what questionable newspaper convention demands we style as a "growing trend"?
