Sentence examples for constitutes the biggest from inspiring English sources

With nearly 40% of the EU budget, it constitutes the biggest proportion and, hence, the most obvious target for critique.

An essay on energy policy by the former Treasury adviser Rupert Darwall concludes that Britain's renewables policy "constitutes the biggest single misallocation of resources in peacetime history".

The government's assault on the welfare state, although rooted in class rather than age, constitutes the biggest peacetime generational betrayal in modern British history.

His statement – delivered in a low-key aside in the moments after beating Manny Pacquiao here on Saturday night to unify the WBA, WBC and WBO welterweight titles – constitutes the biggest challenge to professional boxing's status quo in modern times.

"People have different judgments about what constitutes the biggest contribution," he said, but he maintains that the winners "do reflect the most important work in economics" and that the work being honored is "useful in understanding how societies work".

"There's no question when you look at what constitutes the biggest threat in terms of attacks on the United States right now, more of that comes from Yemen and people like Awlaki," he said.

The emphasis on arts, the mayor continued, constitutes "the big difference between this effort and previous ones".

That would constitute the biggest gold hoard in the world.

Independents, at 16% in the latest poll, will probably constitute the biggest non-party vote ever.

If his dreams come true, Mr. Killoran said, it would constitute "the biggest concentration of Habitat houses in the county".

Combined, they account for four of the top five domestic routes and constitute the biggest hub in the country for international flights.