Sentence examples for from constituting from inspiring English sources

Some countries have made considerable progress, although it is far from constituting a significant proportion.

Far from constituting a "grace note in our national life", as Abbott has suggested, the titles system has a long history of dividing Australians.

But they are far from constituting a group that could take power if Mr Assad should fall.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Tuesday 8 December 2009 In early editions of the paper the article below said that under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, manufacturing fell from constituting just over a fifth of the economy to 22.5%.

The electoral tribunal did find that the interventions of Mr Fox and the business groups were technical violations of the electoral law, but no other democracy would worry about such things.Most of the people camped on Reforma, far from constituting an independent social movement, were cogs in the political machine built by the former mayor.

Nonetheless, Leibniz intriguingly suggests that physical extension — far from constituting the whole essence of matter — is not even a basic property of bodies.

The message from the migrants is that the dangers they are fleeing from constitute a far greater threat than the risk of drowning at sea.

Senators have already received thousands of phone calls from constitutes and concerned teachers' groups urging them to vote against DeVos, according to CNN.

Senators have already received thousands of phone calls from constitutes and concerned teachers' groups urging them to vote against DeVos, according to CNN. .

Additionally, there was no legal or ethical way to collect such data from procedures constituting torture.

Vaccine efficacy is reduced substantially when the circulating strains differ from those constituting the vaccine [2].