Sentence examples for evaluating what constitutes from inspiring English sources

Third, definitions or standards for evaluating what constitutes adaptive behavior may inadvertently neglect community standards and socioeconomic status.

"The question is: How do you evaluate what constitutes an arbitrary decision?" said Abner Greene, a law professor at Fordham University School of Law in New York.

It is important to evaluate what constitutes a clinically significant difference.

For example, governments and human rights organization should re-evaluate what exactly constitutes "excessive" civilian casualties or "all feasible precautions" and determine whether some limits might shrink the gray area between "unfortunate" and "unlawful".

But also, Mr. Mais suggests, "visitors to our exhibition will be challenged to re-evaluate their understanding of what constitutes resistance".

What constitutes male, what constitutes female?

What constitutes not trying?

What constitutes success?

What constitutes greatness?

First, what constitutes "important"?

But what constitutes distraction?