Sentence examples for constitutes a community from inspiring English sources

Who thinks their buddy list constitutes a community?

If, as Zuckerberg stated before Congress, some sort of "community standards" apply, what constitutes a "community"?

Deciding what constitutes a "community of interest" can also be a creative exercise.

It asks what constitutes a community, knowing all the while how fragile communities are and how febrile they can feel.

They question why community facilities need to be up to twice as bulky as nearby buildings, why they are permitted to cluster in certain neighborhoods and even what constitutes a community facility.

The purpose of this public hearing, one of 11 being held throughout the state by the Legislative Task Force on Redistricting, was to define what constitutes "a community of interest," for the purposes of drawing legislative district lines.

And if that doesn't sound like a great number, it does constitute a community.

At first, I couldn't quite see how they constituted a community.

Each of the various species that constitute a community occupies its own ecological niche.

"More than anything," Mr. Tenet said, American intelligence agencies constitute "a community of action, with high stakes and high risks.

Collective wastes of individual organisms constituting a community, if allowed to accumulate to any marked degree, will eventually destroy the lives of all the community members.