Sentence examples for constituted a great from inspiring English sources

He told me that this constituted "a great public health triumph".

The region encompassed by those waterways constituted a great interior fur empire one that France's rival Britain wanted to control.

In February, one batch of beans was found to contain pesticides that constituted a "great potential hazard to the food safety of Chinese consumers," it said.

For, if the Central Asian lands constituted a great reservoir of people, whence a new menace constantly emerged, the very proliferation of enemies meant that one might be used against another through skillful combination of bribery, treaty, and perfidy.

The development of exposure databases has always constituted a great challenge in modeling disaster risk because, in most cases, in order to complete the identification and characterization process, data from several sources need to be combined, leading to a process where assumptions and simplifications are usually required.

That constituted a great find for the historical record.

That kind of religious smugness allowed the AIDS virus to spread and constituted a greater immorality than anything that occurred in gay bathhouses.

The term "decent left" was coined by the American social theorist Michael Walzer in 2002 to describe those who argued that Islamism constituted a greater threat than George Bush and that the "anti-imperialist" left were camouflaging a fascistic and oppressive Islamic fundamentalism.

Archaea constituted a greater proportion of the genetic pool in winter (January) compared with April and August (Table 6).

Epibiotic bryozoans growing on deep-water corals were found to be different from shallow-water assemblages and constituted a greater proportion of Boreo-Atlantic species [182].

Looking specifically at foreign doctors, a 1998 study in the US showed that International Medical Graduates (IMGs) constituted a greater proportion than US primary care physicians in rural areas with physicians' shortages [ 14].