Sentence examples for constitutes a problem because from inspiring English sources

This constitutes a problem because the estimation method used requires numerical values for all individuals.

Psychological fatigue, a growing disinterest in sexual behaviour with a particular partner, sometimes constitutes a problem.

So what constitutes a problem that warrants being upset over?

If this constitutes a problem, Obama should wish for such problems with Christian and other voters as well.

Determining that an individual of a given species, an ape or a monkey for instance, can recognize itself constitutes a monumental problem because one cannot know objectively what is the creature's cognitive process; for a human, one cannot know what he or she is thinking.

The 2003 report of the French Cancer Commission furnishes a key to interpreting this increased incidence: "Overdiagnosis (diagnosis of tumours at the borderline of malignancy) constitutes a serious problem because it can artificially increase the incidence of cancer and the result of treatment" [ 46].

Even being himself may have constituted a problem.

The incomplete or missing data constitute a problem.

Recall bias may constitute a problem.

Does this constitute a problem for our purposes here?

These genes constitute a severe problem because primers could hybridize in a large number of genomic places, giving rise to multiple PCR products.