Sentence examples for constitutes the best from inspiring English sources

But views on what constitutes the best interests of the child differ.

But there is also the question of what actually constitutes the best spectacle.

Experts may disagree about what constitutes the best treatment for depression, and for whom.

In a liberal society, there is as much disagreement on what constitutes the best life as there is on what constitutes the best built environment to live it in.

It doesn't sound like much, but it constitutes the best stretch of Eastern Michigan football since 1993-95.

Victims' families can't be expected to make a knowing judgment about what constitutes the best public memorial.

Roy doesn't like compromised half-measures, but others have different views of what constitutes the best solution.

At a hastily convened meeting, Pechiney's board voted to recommend the latest offer, saying that it "constitutes the best value alternative available to Pechiney shareholders".

So are people expected to vote for their favourite work in each category, or that which they think constitutes the best "achievement"?

"I think John's at the heart of a continuing and very important argument that's being going on for centuries about what constitutes the best English," he added.

What constitutes "the best" of anything in racing is always subjective, above all when the old is set against the new.