Sentence examples for constituting all from inspiring English sources
Siberia, Russian Sibir, vast region of Russia and northern Kazakhstan, constituting all of northern Asia.
The main portion of the flag, constituting all or most of its area, is called the field or ground.
In Old Testament times a distinction was made regarding sacrifices: whereas 70 sacrifices were offered on the first seven days of Sukkoth to signify the "70 nations" constituting all humanity, a single ram and a single bullock were sacrificed on the eighth day to symbolize Israel's special relationship to God.
In this study, we tested 16 experimental hanfets constituting all possible combinations of four barley landraces and four wheat (two landraces and two varieties) at three locations in Eritrea for 3 years during which farmers (both men and women) made selections of suitable hanfets.
In this study, we used a set of 172 ILs, consisting of six different types of cations (namely, imidazolium, ammonium, phosphonium, pyridinium, pyrrolidinium and sulfonium; see Fig. 8) and 38 different anions (halogens, fluor-based, sulfur-based, amino acid-like, etc.; list of ions constituting all tested ILs can be found in the Additional file 1).
The resulting maps will then topologically represent, as networks, the livelihood landscape constituting all realized occupations and their pattern of interrelations.
The map does not include flood defences and therefore constitutes all potentially inundated areas.
Nor does it constitute all of what we're going to have to do to turn our economy around.
The human lineage is a small twig on the branch of the tree of life that constitutes all animals.
"These facts do not constitute all of the facts known to the parties concerning the charge offense," the document reads, in its very first paragraph.
Various civil rights bills, constitutional amendments and supreme court decisions aimed at dismantling segregation in education, transportation and rental housing, have not constituted "all other things being equal".
