Sentence examples for constituting some from inspiring English sources

The number constituting "some" has been dwindling since then, but there are still a few hold-outs who think ALH 84001 is indeed the first evidence of extraterrestrial aliens albeit of bacterial dimensions.The reason why ALH 84001 is so interesting is that it contains organic compounds.

The pressure on the land resource is more severe in the highlands of Ethiopia (> 1500 m.a.s.l), constituting some 45% of the total area.

If the proposals constituting some version of verificationism are adopted, then in the language thus constituted it will be analytically true that there are no synthetic sentences that are both unverifiable and meaningful.

"Homosexuality" is not any more natural than "heterosexuality," and, in fact, neither should be conceived as constituting some kind of fixed, continuous entity that can satisfactorily encompass intimate human activity since the beginning of time.

Though Mattingly wasn't the original Animorphs artist, his covers starting with #4, The Message, and continuing through the final, 54th book and onto the auxiliary Megamorphs spinoffs (don't ask)—would end up constituting some of the first major computer-based "morphing" art.

These include Genesis (the creation story and early history of the Jewish people), Psalms (150 Hebrew lyrical works constituting some of the best poetry ever written), The Gospel of John (the story of Christ), and Romans (writings on themes of sin and redemption from Apostle Paul).

Today ejidos constitute some 55 percent of Mexico's cultivated land.

"We hope the settlement constitutes some semblance of justice".

It was as if merely to exhibit them constituted some kind of moral offence.

This stuff has constituted some of the most fun evenings in my life.

First is the idea that concern with family support constitutes some form of moral panic.