Sentence examples for constituted much of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walton said that constituted much of the cost.

Among whites, who constituted much of Mr. Nagin's voting base in his first election, the approval rating was 5percentt.

It is that mood that made Corbyn possible, and, more than that, it is the same generation of young radicals who have constituted much of the Corbyn surge.

It will conclude with a written final exam on whether Rod R. Blagojevich constituted much of an exception in American politics.

Following his accession to the throne, King George Tupou V began divesting himself of ownership in many of the state assets that constituted much of the wealth of the monarchy.

Rarely has the difficulty been more apparent than in the baffling passages that constituted much of what he had to say early this month when he mused aloud in a gathering filmed for television on his decision to admit United Nations weapons inspectors he once called spies.

Chalk uplands constitute much of Wiltshire.

Correcting these and a few other deficiencies constitutes much of the government's programme for reform.

The 7,936-foot 7,936-foot 2,419-metre 2,419-metre dominates the Mozambican highland, which constitutes much of the northern interior.

The essays in "Interesting Times" constitute much of George Packer's oeuvre from the Bush era, though not all of it.

These chemicals constitute much of the language in which the instructions of ecology, and life in general, are written.