Sentence examples for end constitutes from inspiring English sources

Singer's moving book, haunted from the beginning by its terrible end, constitutes a revolt against the anonymity of the Holocaust's grim statistics.

On the Peruvian economy, Winkelried and Gutiérrez (2012) show that the central bank of Peru, by having targeted Lima's inflation, has been in fact influencing the economy-wide inflation,10 which in the end constitutes an indication that regional inflation rates have converged over time.

Two-thirds of the precore region toward its 3' end constitutes part of the ε signal for pgRNA packaging, with a large portion of it being base-paired.

For someone of Edward Peter Murray's age, an invitation to play football would conceivably come only from neighbors for a touch pickup game, to be played in a park amid the autumn leaves, the two oak trees at the far end constituting a goal line.

The protest, in the end, constituted "two or three dozen protesters," according to a CTV news report, and disbanded after a few hours with no reports or violence or arrest.

The different overall assessment of family carers' burden between GPs and family carers and the increasing emotional and physical burden of family carers towards the end constitute relevant information for GPs that will help them understand and anticipate carers' personal needs.

Disease-free survival was also calculated in months from the date of diagnosis, with either the confirmation of disease recurrence or death constituting the end point.

A task is defined as an action that produces a result to achieve an objective, and it has an identifiable beginning and end, thus constitutes a measurable component of responsibilities of a particular job.

Biden said he thought corporate tax reform may come quickly, as both parties agree that lowering the overall rate while closing loopholes and ending reductions constitutes common-sense reform.

Remember that once someone buys an item from you or the auction ends, it constitutes a binding agreement to sell, and it is difficult to get past this unless both parties agree to cancel the sale.

It sometimes seems that we are breeding a generation of playwrights who might once have tried their hand at the short story or novel, but who now think that end-to-end monologues constitute theatre.