Sentence examples for even constituting from inspiring English sources

Whereas some authors contend that large-scale trends are the end result of directional natural selection operating within species, others argue that differential speciation or extinction perhaps even constituting a form of "species selection"—are more important.

As depicted by Plato, the search for such definitions led invariably to a concern with knowledge of how best to live, as not only one of the conventional virtues (in the form of wisdom) but also as underpinning, even constituting, them all.

Terlizzi's clumsy jump near Giampaolo Pazzini barely even constituted a foul.

Some critics have argued that it "glorifies torture" or even constitutes "torture porn".

Some observers remarked that it even constituted a second referendum on independence.

Beijing's top intellectual-property officials, meanwhile, seem to disagree over what even constitutes counterfeiting.

In Mr Postel, the organisation lost its benevolent dictator before it was even constituted.

Would it even constitute an intelligible account of what had happened?

In his strongest critique so far of drone strikes, Heyns suggested some may even constitute "war crimes".

They don't even constitute enough of a movie market for Columbia Pictures to be concerned about how they're represented.

It can even constitute "a gesture of love", Thierry Vidor, director of Families of France, a lobby group, told French television.