Sentence examples for constituting hundreds of from inspiring English sources

Software systems are large and intricate, often constituting hundreds of components, where the source code may or may not be available.

Conjecturally, that untapped capacity constitutes billions of dollars of value that is withheld from the economy and the lives of the people involved.

The voter fraud "scheme" Trump describes would "constitute thousands of felony criminal offenses under New Hampshire law," she noted.

They came to be his devoted supporters, constituting three-fourths of the Muslim army at the Battle of Badr (624 ce).

Shales constitute two-thirds of the volume of sedimentary rocks yet are arguably the least well understood rock type of the sedimentary record1.

These eventually constituted three-quarters of the total officer strength of the Royal Navy.

Tenants and their families probably constitute two-fifths of the world's population engaged in agriculture.

A quarter of the world population will likely acquire type 2 diabetes, while diabetes sufferers constitute two-thirds of all the deaths caused by cardiovascular disease.

This company, Reit Management & Research, was run by Barry and Adam Portnoy, a father-and-son team who also constituted two-fifths of the CommonWealth board.

On the other hand, another paper, "Performance and Behavior of Family Firms: Evidence from the French Stock Market," found that family-run firms, which constitute two-thirds of publicly listed stocks in France, perform better than other corporations.

Then in the 1980s scientists at the Japanese Sumitomo Metal Industries developed a steel containing nitrogen (a gas that constitutes three-quarters of the Earth's atmosphere) in addition to carbon and several other additives.