Sentence examples similar to constitutes sold from inspiring English sources
I think what constitutes selling out or being commercially successful is different now than it was in like the 90s.
That's almost always a bad move, since it constitutes selling at the low end of the market and reduces the opportunity to benefit when the market recovers.
(In no profession does owning an apartment on West End Avenue constitute selling out).
This three-parter, available in full on the iPlayer, investigates the many ways in which comedians can make a fast buck, from cruise-ship appearances to voiceovers on ads, and considers whether such activities constitute "selling out".
He cut his teeth sparring with friends and, at this point, altering his word selection would likely constitute selling out in his mind.
Given the unabated fervour of his fanbase, a "low-key" solo jaunt for Vedder constitutes sold-out nights at a venue he has dreamt of since he was a teenaged Who obsessive.
Sell: All harvested wood will be sold.
In the C.S.A. universe, this constitutes a selling point.
In isolation none of these adjustments constitute a selling point, yet together they again bring the series one step closer to what you see on Sky Sports of a Sunday afternoon.
Traces of his family firm, which marketed software that the police said if sold could constitute the offence of fraud, disappeared from the archive a few weeks after the newspaper printed stories about Shapps.
