Sentence examples for constitutes a real from inspiring English sources

It constitutes a real long-term threat.

The shame is that he seems to take ignorance as the definition of what constitutes a real New Yorker.

Neither Whitaker nor any of Bassett's other directors could say what, exactly, constitutes a real black performance.

This scandal constitutes a real attack on these students' chances to continue in education, employment or apprenticeships.

"The bombings, once again, should be a warning for all of us that terrorism constitutes a real danger and potential threat to the national security," Mrs. Megawati said.

Although not fully recognized in his lifetime, his treatment of the ideas of the infinite and of what constitutes a real number continues to influence modern mathematics.

As an added bonus for advertisers, the music, photos and video clips that members place on their profiles constitutes a real-time barometer of what is hot.

This prospective study constitutes a real-life design and provides, for the first time in Morocco and to our knowledge in Africa, the profile of early RA in a developing African country.

"That constituted a real scandal," Mr. McCool said.

"All those friends constituted a real wealth of talent that was just gone -- like that".

"We don't constitute a real majority in any of the district," she said.