Sentence examples for constituting a totally from inspiring English sources

It is possible to show that the set of those cuts can, in turn, be endowed with a linear ordering and with operations of addition and multiplication, thus constituting a totally new "number system".

The categories "undecided" and "don't know", which both represent a refusal of commitment to agree or disagree, were interpreted in the sense of "it depends" and thus allocated to the category "acceptance/approval" as not constituting a totally definite disagreement.

"The reports of up to 15 people killed and 50 injured, if confirmed, would constitute a totally unacceptable response by the Israeli military to what was a humanitarian mission attempting to deliver much needed supplies to the people of Gaza".

On 5 April, Tehoue's lawyers wrote to Swindon complaining about a comment that "constituted a totally unacceptable and reprehensible racial slur".

But the Palestinian Authority Prime Minister, Salam Fayyad, said Mr Gingrich's comments "constituted a totally unacceptable distortion of historical truth", and described them as "vulgar, hurtful and ridiculous".

I see constituting a total debt.

Eventually, when Strife is totally dominant, the elements are so thoroughly separated into their respective places, each constituting a mass totally on its own, with no presence in it of any portion of any of the other elements, that the cosmos and all its movements are destroyed.

These 12 individual plants with additional four 'Summer' plants grown in the greenhouse constituted a panel (totally 16 plants), which was used for marker polymorphism analysis.

"Unpaid work is totally opposed to the policy of the London Film School, the case in question constituting a regrettable error," the filmmaker said.

Totally, 1007 out of 1426 candidates (response rate 70.6%) agreed to participate, constituting a representative sample of the population living in this particular area.

Creatures totally indifferent to the weather would have no reason to take the real patterns of phenomena that hurricanes share as constituting a single kind of thing.