Sentence examples for days constituted from inspiring English sources

And surely to God those criminally loud blazers he used to sport during the station's early days constituted a sackable offence, contravening as they must have done all manner of health and safety regulations.

Taken together, the two days constituted the worst violence in the capital since the beginning of the uprising in Yemen, the Arab world's most impoverished country and a haven for Islamic militants.

On Wednesday the stock market staged its biggest rally since May as investors bought blue-chip shares near their lowest levels this year, but some questioned whether the increases of the last few days constituted a sustainable rally.

Then, the averaged before and after recording days constituted the samples to be compared in the t-tests.

Our finding supports this suggestion because prescriptions for >6 days constituted 61% of leftover drugs, whereas prescriptions for <3 days constituted 6% of leftover drugs.

Additionally, researchers have used different definitions of diarrhoea with differences in what frequency (two or three times a day for two consecutive days) constitutes diarrhoea, and the term 'loose' has not always been quantified.

Her meticulous record of Liszt's last ten days constitutes the main part of Walker's book.

The hearing, scheduled to last six days, constitutes the first opportunity for Manning's legal team to question the military commanders who decided to keep him in such harsh conditions.

As I emerged from San Silvestro, it occurred to me that a trek through Roman churches these days constitutes more than a promenade across the grand breadth and glorious length of city.

Proponents argue that keeping these records for 90 days constitutes a national firearm registry.

Yet Dossey believes "the way kids are taught science these days constitutes a form of child abuse".