Sentence examples for constituted a complete from inspiring English sources

When recorded by von Euw, the fragments by no means constituted a complete stela, and of these a few could not be found in 1994.

A fifty-something woman confided to me about what her new husband had done that constituted a complete marital trust breaker.

He also had the rail removed between the foredeck and the quarterdeck of Minerve, and had iron hooks nailed to the freeboard below the starboard gangway as to provide atachement points for additional guns, thus building a continuous second deck on his frigate where he constituted a complete second battery.

The government shutdown orchestrated by Republican representatives and their conspirators reflects a contempt for our democratic process and constitutes a complete abrogation of their responsibility to support and defend the Constitution.

Discover what constitutes a complete breakfast.

Sponge rubber may be molded to constitute a complete seat that is firm and comfortable.

This ability combined with a simple topological map constitutes a complete navigation system for large-scale office environments.

We were right to replace them with less restrictive measures and I welcome the fact that the changes proposed do not constitute a complete return to them.

Her advisers acknowledge this would not constitute a complete solution — but neither would immigration bans, which they view as counter to American values.

A stab of meat, some "ancient" grains and a smidge of house-made harissa constitutes a complete Greek meal in every bite.

These equations, together with those of mass and momentum conservation of the continuous phase, constitute a complete set of equations which govern the macroscopic flow of disperse mixtures.