His plays are still performed frequently and constitute almost half of those currently in the Kabuki repertoire.
On the other hand, materials and energy companies, which together constituted almost half of the total value of the S.&P.
Although tea production was neglected after the collapse of the Fuzhou tea trade at the end of the 19th century, tea has come to constitute almost half of the income of the inhabitants.
Yet Pakistanis and Gujaratis constitute almost half of the local Labour party, said Sherriff, who has worked hard to woo these communities, turning up at pro-Palestinian protests and talking about the right for Kashmiri self-determination.
In London and the southeast, high property prices make incredibly expensive commuting the only viable option for many first-time buyers; mortgage repayments and fares constitute almost half of their disposable incomes.
Likewise in the United States, where, notwithstanding the national self-image as a laissez-faire land that has eschewed Europe's lavish social safety net, the budget battle is really a fight about the old: Programs for the elderly constitute almost half of non-interest government spending, about $1.6 trillion in 2010, of a $3.3 trillion total.
For instance, in every single conference whether it was in Belgrade in 1961, Cairo in 1964, Lusaka, in 1973, or Havana in 1983, the African delegates constituted almost half of the total number of the delegates (Ebodé 1999 82).
Unlike patients who require amputation for chronic illnesses, patients with amputations following trauma are commonly young and active with longer predicted longevity; they constitute almost half of all patients living with a limb amputation [11].
Youth constitute almost half of the world's population-and disproportionately so in the developing world.
Women now constitute almost half of all AIDS cases.
