Sentence examples for examples constitutes from inspiring English sources

Taken together, though, this collection of techniques and real-world examples constitutes a powerful online arsenal for companies large and small.

I'm not naive enough to suggest that these three fine examples constitute a sea change in the way books are commissioned, but I do think they illustrate a trend of which publishers would do well to take heed.

The proposed architecture, the implemented services and the provided application examples constitute a decided step towards distributed music computation.

These first-order quantification examples constitute first steps towards further development of generally needed such flow-dependence assessments for various types of ecosystem services in different landscapes over the world.

In summary, all these examples constitute likely important regulatory factors that have been overseen so far and show that sRNAs are often involved in regulatory responses.

Since investigation into both Mesp and Foxf regulation revealed divergent cis-regulatory logic underlying identical gene expression patterns, we asked whether these examples constituted a general trend between C. intestinalis and M. occidentalis.

What, for example, constitutes a positive result?

What, for example, constitutes a reliable and relevant study?

What, for example, constitutes the length of a democratic transition: a year, a decade, a century?

A photograph, for example, constitutes hard (i.e., reliable) intelligence, whereas the report of a secret agent may be speculative and difficult to prove.

It's also often unclear how "privacy" is actually defined and what, for example, constitutes a "reasonable expectations of privacy".