Sentence examples for constitutes no from inspiring English sources

Perhaps for Mr Newman this constitutes "no evidence".

Offering rational argument (that this is a real issue and legitimate subject, for instance) constitutes no line of defence against this particular charge.

In the process, he's also raised the bar for the contemporary Irish novel; which, in a country such as Ireland, where good writers often seem as commonplace as pigeons, constitutes no small achievement.

He calls high-yield debt a "good place to be" for investors, provided that they are in a mutual fund or closed-end fund and that it constitutes no more than 10percentt of a portfolio.

The second largest faith community, which constitutes no more than 4% of the total population, has come of age and become quite astute in dealing with the elections according to interests, priorities and concerns, many of which are shared by a majority of the British people.

Zero or small errors for the horizontal modes imply that distributing the lumped-mass mesh over beams constitutes no differences, but for the case of vertical excitation the results show a lot of discrepancies.

Ordering the CT scan constituted no more than a click of a button for me.

The firing of the Taepodong-2 constituted no crisis, because "it was not aimed at any particular party".

The World Health Organisation has recently been advised by scientific experts that added sugar or, more specifically, non-milk extrinsic sugar should constitute no more than 5% of energy.

About 50 to 80 percent of the white cells are neutrophils, while the eosinophils and basophils together constitute no more than 3 percent.

In the early imminent expectation, the period between death and the coming of the Kingdom still constituted no object of concern.