Sentence examples for constitutes too from inspiring English sources

What constitutes too loud is up for debate.

Even more say that the program constitutes "too much intrusion" (55% to 41% saying "not too much").

There was enough ambiguity, they concluded, that they couldn't even set an upper limit on how much sugar constitutes too much.

Harmful effects on adult health have been associated with sleeping too little and with sleeping too much, though what constitutes too little and too much varies from study to study.

To maintain desirable neighborhood appearances, communities should know what constitutes "too big".

Thus, what constitutes too few factors for some studies may be too many for others, depending on how many the needs of the researcher.

Christine thought he might be too finely constituted, too conscientious for it.

It would constitute too great a subversion of his political identity.

Courts have granted such status to women who fear genital cutting and to victims of domestic abuse, but two lower courts have said that Guatemalan women constituted too broad a category.

It was the discovery in 1586 of a plot to assassinate Elizabeth and bring about a Roman Catholic uprising that convinced Queen Elizabeth that, while she lived, Mary would always constitute too dangerous a threat to her own position.

Monster Hunt, the 3D fantasy that recently became the country's highest grossing film ever, looks to be a more playful spin on the kind of Middle Kingdom period pageants that have constituted too much Chinese mainstream film output: it features a village mayor who gives birth to a CGI monster-princeling that looks like a radish.