Sentence examples for constituted an elite from inspiring English sources

Arab arrivals in the 18th and 19th centuries were from Oman and constituted an elite.

I imagine that's a reference to the Guardian (I don't think I constitute an elite myself) and the BBC.

One of the persistent questions of this Super Bowl is what constitutes an elite quarterback: mountains of impressive statistics achieved with a perfect throwing form or championship rings?

The wise constitute an elite nurtured by inheritance, training, and self-discipline; fools are those who can never catch up, because of either the determinism of birth or the wasted years of neglect.

Training programmes for specialists are always in high demand in Mexico since, upon graduation, specialists constitute an elite body of professionals who control labour market positions through their dual involvement in private and public or social security institutions.

That the right-wing intellectual establishment also constituted a powerful elite was somehow obscured.

Within the conquered city, resident Dutch and incoming English merchants got along quite well, and representatives of both groups constituted a city elite into the 19th century.

Traicho Traikov, Bulgaria's economy and energy minister, said street protests had been organized through a large-scale PR campaign, backed by substantial financial interests that constituted an unnamed "motivated elite".

The party leadership, grouped under the absolute authority of a supreme head, constituted such an elite.

Among these, the Jordanian expeditionary corps was mainly constituted by an elite mechanized force "encadrée" by British officers and named Arab Legion.

Now that so many people go to college, Americans with bachelor's degrees no longer constitute an educational elite.