Sentence examples for constitutes it is from inspiring English sources
So, even if we disagree with a definition of what a small business constitutes, it is fair to say that large banks go above and beyond what is required to report.
In discussing what 'communication' itself actually constitutes, it is of course important to recognise that such communication can vary enormously in both form and content.
The relation between a thing and the portion of stuff that constitutes it is apparently more intimate than the relation between a thing and the region at which it is exactly located.
What subsists of the body which is no longer a body is therefore paradoxically the flesh, for the investment that constitutes it is also ours.
By contrast, should the statue lose its essential form, as would happen for example if the bronze which constitutes it were melted, divided, and recast as twelve dozen letter openers, it would cease to exist altogether.
It says: "As it currently operates and is constituted, it is insufficiently effective, largely unaccountable, opaque, and failing to reflect the radically changed media environment".
Even if we discount the flagrant breach of due process that Putin's comment constituted – it is only one of a lengthy list – his words rang hollow.
When the ACLU is officially constituted, it is evident that discussions about the agenda for a national organization had expanded to include a broader range of civil liberties issues.
A whole, new, civilized, national organism, with all the attendant political, economic, social, educational, cultural, spiritual, and general human orders that go to constitute it, is a creation of history and not of simple human design.
The strain and stress fields inside the resin layer are first determined by exploiting the fact that the stiffness of the material constituting it is much smaller than the stiffness of steel and glass.
Because concepts are the elements from which theories are constituted, it is possible to contribute much to our understanding of sociological theory and theory change by concentrating on concepts.
