Sentence examples for constituted a new from inspiring English sources

India's environment minister, Prakash Javadekar, said that it constituted "a new chapter of hope".

The rhetoric and symbolism of democracy constituted a new civic pedagogy, matched by bold egalitarian policies.

These molecules were important targets for organic synthesis, because they constituted a new class of natural product.

His embassy to Carthage (probably 153) convinced him that the revived prosperity of Rome's old enemy constituted a new threat.

An Israeli government official said Tuesday that the development constituted a "new footprint in the region" for Iran.

That change also entailed a series of social and political developments that, especially from the 1870s on, constituted a new order in Latin America.

(But, then, the news stopped reporting reality and started to constitute a new layer of reality years ago).

Would "fixing" that constitute a new tax?

What constitutes a "New York day"?

The Jasonites also constitute a new chapter for Mr. Barba.

But they hardly constitute a new economic agenda.