Sentence examples for constituted serious from inspiring English sources

A majority of the six members who voted had concluded "that certain of the attorney's conduct as demonstrated in the complaints constituted serious misconduct in violation" of two rules of the Arkansas Model Rules of Professional Conduct, wrote Mr. Neal, whose retirement from the panel was also announced today.

These included severe abnormalities of the head arteries, the suprarenal gland and derivatives of the vitelline veins, all of which constituted serious lesions that could impair embryo viability.

The decision largely left it to the states to determine what constitutes "serious difficulty".

"What constitutes serious value," Professor Volokh said, "is very much in the eye of the beholder".

But of course this leaves open the question of what constitutes "serious crimes".

However, I will say this: both their theft and, I believe, any reproduction of the emails that were obtained on public websites, etc, constitutes serious criminal activity.

The GMC tribunal will sit again today to decide whether Southall's behaviour constitutes serious professional misconduct and if so, what the penalty should be.

"Wrong tactics during a game, or a player selected by mistake can constitute serious faults in a team manager," Mr. Bearzot said 21 years ago.

Many other effects of tribology, however, constitute serious nuisances, and careful design is necessary to overcome the inconvenience arising from excessive friction or wear.

Perhaps more significant, the number who believed that copying from the Web constitutes "serious cheating" is declining -- to 29 percent on average in recent surveys from 34 percent earlier in the decade.

But what constitutes serious wealth?