Sentence examples for constituted on many from inspiring English sources

Modern French families, like modern American families, are constituted on many bases besides bloodlines and genetics.

Richard: TED constitutes one big idea and many, many small ones.

In a paper much reprinted and anthologized, Ian Maitland (1997) argues that sweatshops constitute for many less developed countries an important rung on the ladder to economic development.

Of the many etiological factors, microorganisms constitute one.

While the New York laws, written in the late 19th century, define kosher as Orthodox, many Jews -- Orthodox, Conservative and Reform -- do not agree on what constitutes kosher, and many contend that the state laws are unevenly enforced.

His letters to intellectual figures such as Marcelino Menéndez y Pelayo and Leopoldo de Cueto constitute a valuable record of his impressions on many topics of the era.

Firing rubber bullets, however, constitutes putting on a good show.

Yet it also constituted a tragedy for many Gaza civilians, who relied on the tunnels for essential goods.

Constituting a small minority are communities of speakers of Austronesian (Melanesian) languages on the western, northern, and eastern coasts and on many of the affiliated offshore islands.

Both constitute atrocities on one scale or another".

A search for forensic odontology sites on the Internet revealed thousands of 'hits', of which many constituted dentists offering a private service on their homepages.