Sentence examples for constituting a real from inspiring English sources

But the Communist party and the civilian authorities remain intensely suspicious of anything they regard as constituting a real or potential challenge to their authority.

Second, it is a form of awareness constituting a real, genuine relation, a relation that cannot obtain without its relata (the things or items related).

Although the first quotation above seems to affirm it, Locke also in the same section speaks disparagingly about the idea, comparing it to the notion that the world rests on an elephant, which rests on a tortoise, and so on: in other words, as not constituting a real explanation at all.

Furthermore, this observation suggests that in strain MPA, the emergence of mucoid variants might not be due to the effect of scattered mutagenesis along the mucA gene and further selection, but could greatly depend on the presence of G5-SSR426 biasing mutations, thereby constituting a real hotspot for mutagenesis in a MRS-deficient background.

The normalized variance demonstrates a more characteristic profile than the mean level and the distribution itself carries several singularities (varying number/position/size/shape of modes), constituting a real signature of the promoter activity.

It constitutes a real long-term threat.

"That constituted a real scandal," Mr. McCool said.

"All those friends constituted a real wealth of talent that was just gone -- like that".

"We don't constitute a real majority in any of the district," she said.

The Supreme Court decisions constitute a real milestone, but ultimate victory remains far away.

Recombinant protein overexpression in mammalian cells constitutes a real challenge in therapeutic protein production.