Sentence examples for constituted less of from inspiring English sources

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Furthermore, the mapping between PIM and PSM (i.e. the implementation of production rules in specific rule-based systems) constitutes less of an issue.

Congestion like that urges drivers into the subways, and it makes life easier for pedestrians and bicycle riders by slowing cars to a point where they constitute less of a physical threat.

An EU report published in November concluded that "a broad change in the criminal environment has taken place over the past 10 years, with organised crime becoming less visibly violent and constituting less of a threat to the stability of society than in the past".

They have been mired in partisan gridlock and beholden to special interests; the United States constitutes less of a model of democratic governance than it once did.

Moreover, as Libya and Iraq remain destabilized, Western energy firms will likely look to Uganda as a new location for business, particularly given that the Lord's Resistance Army LRAA) has been weakened in northern Uganda and constitutes less of a risk for foreign investors compared to several years ago.

But Mr. Heinfeld, the architect, said these constituted less than half of 1percentt of the entire project.

Mr. Milken said his dealings with Mr. Boesky constituted less than 1percentt of the business of Drexel's junk bond unit.

This promise was plainly immoral given that the Jews constituted less than 10% of the population of Palestine at that time.

Only two counties, Jefferson and Kanawha, ever had more than 2,000 slaves, and in one-third of the counties slaves constituted less than 1percentt of the population.

Each of these fracture types constituted less than 10% of all fractures requiring hospitalization in this age group.