Sentence examples for constituted a slice from inspiring English sources

Yanking his union's contributions would be perfectly legal, of course, but it also constituted a slice of the realpolitik that has Blago sitting at the defense table.

Dutch road haulage companies are market leaders and constitute a large slice of such business in the EU.

The population of Chatham dropped by about 2 percent from 2000 to 2009, the census estimated, and renters now appear to constitute a larger slice.

And thanks to America's long history of turning loans into free money, funds originating in the US constitute a thick slice of Israel's total defense budget.

When he got another crack at Johnson, he belted a full-toss into the Tavern crowd, which constituted a more-or-less legitimate shot, then, making room to leg, deliberately sliced him to third man.

And since courts would ultimately have to decide what constitutes a site "dedicated to infringement," Leahy's bill would create a whole new realm of legal disputes, offering trial lawyers their own slice of the Internet.

Shivpuri was constituted a municipality in 1904.

The scenarios, in which you're plunged into various race situations with specific goals, have been arranged more logically to reflect the different stages of a driver's career, and there are more of them, constituting a pretty meaty slice of gaming on their own.

Exempt workers used to constitute a much smaller slice of the total workforce.

More specifically, within-group comparisons and between-group comparisons were examined for Run1 and Run 2. The sequence of fixations for Run 1 and Run 2 were those that were recorded during the first and second presentation of the 60 slices which constituted an entire brain, respectively.

Nunn's strategy is partly based on an attempt to take advantage of a demographic shift that has resulted in the Peach State's minority population constitute a large and increasing slice of the electorate.