Sentence examples for constituted a substantial from inspiring English sources

The presiding judge at Suwon district court, Kim Jeong-un, said Lee's plot constituted a "substantial and apparent" threat to South Korea.

This law, the justices found, constituted a "substantial burden" on employers, who had to offer higher pay to persuade workers to come in on the weekend.

Perhaps because of the context of the data (i.e., business communication) clauses that demanded goods and services also constituted a substantial proportion of the total (25.41 %).

These unauthorized releases have long constituted a substantial part of his recording catalogue, amounting to hundreds of albums.

The Japanese population were repatriated back to Japan after the war, but most people of mixed Japanese Micronesian remained in the islands and constituted a substantial percentage in the islands' population.

Nevertheless, these men constituted a substantial minority of the sample.

African Americans now constitute a substantial minority, more than one-tenth of the city's population.

These impairments or disabilities originate before age 18, may be expected to continue indefinitely, and constitute a substantial impairment".

They constitute a substantial voting bloc, but, sadly, their aspirations have often been exploited for political gain.

In spite of these often attractive flaws, his accounts constitute a substantial legacy in the discourse of the West.

The April 16 memorandum allows interrogators to place a detainee "in a setting that may be less comfortable" but should not "constitute a substantial change in environmental quality".