Sentence examples for does constitutes from inspiring English sources

There are only a finite number of states, and the way they link up what the scanner sees to what it does constitutes the machine's program.

But nothing that Vaughan does constitutes trickery or featism or an end in itself.

The broadcasters argue that what Aereo does constitutes retransmitting a copyrighted work to the public, and that's illegal under copyright law.

Green has made soft indies ("All the Real Girls," "Snow Angels"), stylistic actor vehicles ("Joe," "Stronger") and rowdy studio comedies ("Pineapple Express, "Your Highness") alike, so at this point almost anything he does constitutes something of a departure.

On the other hand we see that the IOP is similar to that of a scar-free bleb, despite having a scar cap which is almost 70% the radius of the bleb itself (although it does constitutes a smaller component of the bleb surface area), and the sub-conjunctival tissue is exposed to lower pressures than the scar-free case.

Homegrown terrorism does constitute a very serious threat.

"It does constitute a war crime," he said.

So what does constitute good and bad Web site design?

But it does constitute about 85% of my total viewing habits these days.

The proposal does constitute a radical challenge to the philanthropic status quo.

And if that doesn't sound like a great number, it does constitute a community.