Sentence examples for constituting just from inspiring English sources

The galangal reduction, on the other hand, makes the Balinese roasted duck a heady, voluptuous experience, with galangal and palm sugar constituting just two ingredients in a thick paste made of bird's-eye chili from Thailand, garlic, crushed candlenuts, shrimp paste and a kaleidoscope of spices that includes nutmeg, ginger and kenchur, an Indonesian spice also called lesser galangal.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Tuesday 8 December 2009 In early editions of the paper the article below said that under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, manufacturing fell from constituting just over a fifth of the economy to 22.5%.

There are only about 7500 PhD students in Greece in total, constituting just 39% of the postgraduate student population (1998-1999 fromres from the ESYE--National Statistic Services: Department oFactscational Facts).

There is the momentary rush when confronting unfathomable scientific reality: Deep time, with our lives constituting just a blip.

"[F]oreclosure filings have increased dramatically while HAMP has been in place, with permanent modifications constituting just a few drops in an ocean of foreclosure filings".

These costs are small even by Oliver Wyman's admission, constituting just a fraction of the nearly $1 trillion in corporate debt issued each year, according to the firm.

Its members constitute just a sampling of a creative community.

People younger than 50 constitute just 14% of the membership.

Eight years ago, when Richard Riordan was elected mayor, Latinos constituted just 10percentt of the civic electorate.

Among the questions will be what constitutes just punishment for abusive behavior, she said.

Nongambling revenue, meanwhile, constitutes just 20percentt of the casinos' total revenue, compared with 60percentt for Las Vegas.