Sentence examples similar to finish constitutes from inspiring English sources

Both Scarponi's overall championship and Gadret's podium finish constituted the first such results for either of them in a Grand Tour.

That anyone else might have a legal say in what you can do- including the grad student who has been "working" on his PhD for like nine years and let's get real is obviously never going to finish -- constitutes the moral definition of slavery.

Metal-finishing industries constitute a highly sensitive sector that is responsible for important metal emissions to the environment.

The finish machining of precision components constitutes one of the most challenging and expensive stages in a manufacturing process.

For oil and gas digital transformation is not a project where you make a roadmap and have a defined finish line, which, once crossed, constitutes a company being digitalized.

Success for Wakefield this year would have merely constituted finishing in Super League's top eight: a job Chester has almost completed with weeks of the regular season still remaining.

Additionally, all leaching tests results (batch test, acid neutralization analysis, selective dissolution, tank leaching test and weathering cell test) indicated that risks of metals release from tailings-based mortars are minor and their reuse as surface finishing renders may constitute a sustainable alternative method for efficient tailings management.

So the idea a close Iowa finish was "surprising," or constituted a Clinton collapse, doesn't add up.

This season has without doubt been a failure but an eighth-place finish, the division's highest goal tally and some unforgettable entertainment hardly constitutes the stuff of nightmares.

It constitutes safety checks while preparing and finishing an intervention.

It is evident as shown in Figure 7, that the average time spent on data access constitutes less than 30% of the total job finish times.