Sentence examples for constitutes even from inspiring English sources

If you consider I was also using a similar IP address and the same devices I always use, that constitutes even further proof.

They do not constitute even indicative evidence of a DLA "closing down sale".

Close up you see the myriad decisions, as if of a thousand brush strokes, that constitute even the briefest, silliest-sounding music.

The big consultancies curtly dismiss the idea that the B-schools constitute even the slightest threat.

Furthermore, the tasks required at a company might not comprise enough to constitute even a part-time position.

It could say that moral obligation is wholly distinct from divine command that is, that the state of affairs its being morally obligatory to φ is not constituted even in part by God's commanding φ-ing.

A final way in which one could attempt to show that facts about evil cannot constitute even prima facie evidence against the existence of God is by appealing to the ontological argument.

But the real question is can the EU, as presently constituted, even survive?

Measuring between 6 km and 8.5 km, remaining in regular and frequent service for at least 650 years, and being open to all on payment, it constituted even a public railway, a concept which according to Lewis did not recur until c. 1800.

The manual inspection of a random sample of the remaining cases shows that a large fraction of these EST clusters constitute even larger extensions of 3'UTRs.

I think that all written work constitutes literature, even graffiti.