Sentence examples for constitutes just one from inspiring English sources

Patients affected by FHM present a symptomatic range of which migraine constitutes just one aspect.

This incident constitutes just one of a number of times in which Kobach has greatly exaggerated the occurrence of fraud in an attempt to justify making it harder for people to vote.

The model portfolio's erratic performance, of course, constitutes just one example — but was nevertheless more the rule than the exception.

Horrific as they are, the camps constitute just one part of Beijing's effort.

Mount Olympus, the Elysian Fields, and the Isles of the Blessed in Greek and Roman mythology constitute just one example.

In addition, the Grid itself uses many structured data collections for its operation and administration; service data elements constitute just one example.

The passages about that last figure, Sidney Poitier, constitute just one of many affecting portraits that emerge — from Nichols as the kind of guy who'd be late to a meeting in his own apartment to Dustin Hoffman, who readers might be unsurprised to learn "had a big fight" with Lee Strasberg the first time he attended Strasberg's class.

While the indictment, as expected, blamed the two disgruntled former soldiers for the bombing, it also spoke of the possibility of a wider conspiracy with "others unknown". An examination of the events leading up to the bombing shows that the identities of those conspirators, if they exist at all, constitute just one of several questions left unanswered as the Government prepares for trial.

Theatrics constituted just one of Serl's dynamic phases, and Slats just one of his alter-egos.

Very few people check both boxes, though: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tallied just 323 TSS cases in 2016, of which tampon use constituted just one cause surgery, childbirth, and open wounds are more likely culprits.

The first of these constitutes just a user interface upgrade, but a very attractive one at that.