Sentence examples for constitutes an an from inspiring English sources

Not that the artists' ac ceptance of funky ambience necessarily constitutes an an ti‐establishment "statement". Rather, and 'more important, it reflects exactly the new art's esthetic.

Morgan hardly constitutes an A-list figure, so Arnie may yet have his work cut out.

I generally agree, but what constitutes an A-entrepreneur?

To build a good group of "A" players requires the CEO, CHRO and senior leadership team understand what constitutes an "A" player in their organization.

Such a command constitutes "an obstruction of justice," Toobin says.

But I don't see how this constitutes an argument for a divine being.

It is never said how or why the existence of such a mind constitutes an explanation.

The deployment of such devices, every 10 km, across an ocean constitutes an enormous engineering challenge.

In a sense, the evolution constitutes an example of a behaviour that "works".

Each femtocell constitutes an FBS and an FUE (FUE + FBS) as shown in Figure1.

constitutes an opposition to a candidate," he said.