Sentence examples for constituted in the future from inspiring English sources

Len Wardle, who quit in November after the former Co-op bank chairman Flowers was exposed for buying illegal drugs, is concerned that the way the Co-op board could be constituted in the future means it risks damaging the traditional status of a co-operative organisation.

It is therefore reasonable to hope that their combination may constitute in the future one of the routine bi-therapies used in depressed patients.

Since it is known that MLK3 plays a role in controlling the signal transduction of KRAS and BRAF (7, 9, 10), it is tempting to speculate that MLK3 mutations are likely to constitute, in the near future, a biomarker for therapeutic selection of CRC patients for anti-EGFR therapies.

And what will constitute you in the future?'" said Lean Mean Fighting Machine creative partner Dave Bedwood of the inspiration for LivesOn.

In brief, illnesses, like schizophrenia or Type 1 Diabetes [ 62- 66], with high heritability but complex inheritance, may be shown in the future to constitute a constellation of different pathogenetic processes leading to a similar phenotype.

We are optimistic these mutations, and new ones that will be identified in the future, will constitute a novel and solid foundation for enhanced appreciation of how signaling networks are perturbed in cancer and other diseases.

So expect a lot of hot air to be expended in the future over what does — and does not — constitute 'quality' work.

We have to consider what will constitute a successful city in the future, because we need highly qualified people to come and work here".

The loss of forests and woodlands entails the loss of species which may constitute extremely important resources in the future, not only for food but also for curing disease and other uses..

It has been suggested that predation by Mustela vison also may constitute an additional threat in the future [33].

What, then, constitutes the future?