Sentence examples for constitutes not a from inspiring English sources
He argues that population growth constitutes not a crisis but, in the long run, a boon that will ultimately mean a cleaner environment, a healthier humanity and more abundant supplies of food and raw materials for everyone.
Cutting severely the funds for poverty programs, protection of the environment, science, arts, culture, health services and foreign aid, while at the same time increasing out of proportion the military budget (based on the exploitation of fear), constitutes not a sound fiscal policy but a profound switch in the cultural and social values of this nation.
If the biological control function of a natural enemy is demonstrably adversely affected in a realistic regime (i.e., the field), by convention, this constitutes not a real potential risk but a 'proof of damage/harm.' In that case, risk assessment is irrelevant as the harm has realized.
The laconic, minimal titles constitute not a commentary but a judgment beyond commentary.
What is lacking is a recognition that the Agile way of running an organization constitutes, not just a random potpourri of management practices being driven by technology.
We believe this constitutes not only the humiliation of a sister nation but of all South America".
What constitutes not trying?
But the Mets, as currently constituted, are not a World Series team or a nominal playoff team.
His infrastructure pledges constitute a wishlist, not a plausible plan.
The damages awarded shall constitute compensation and not a penalty.
