Sentence examples for generally constitute from inspiring English sources

Aromatics generally constitute only a small percentage of most crudes.

During the 1990s, however, Kim Campbell became Canada's first woman prime minister; women now generally constitute about one-fifth of all members of the House of Commons.

Its most common member, benzene (C6H6), is present in all crude oils, but the aromatics as a series generally constitute only a small percentage of most crudes.

In Missouri, for example, where polls show the race to be dead even, the voting-age population is 10percentt black, but blacks generally constitute only 5to8percentent of the electoral turnout.

— states in a recent letter to the C.F.P.B.,"[i]n any large, mature payday loan portfolio, loans to repeat borrowers generally constitute between 70 and 90% of the portfolio, and for some lenders, even more".

Coarse, land-derived materials generally constitute the bottom sediments, except in some low-latitude regions that favour production of calcium carbonate sediments by such organisms as algae, bacteria, and corals.

In other words, it contains none of the kinds of specific information that generally constitutes a confession.

Fringe benefits have generally constituted a higher proportion of total employee compensation in Europe than in the United States.

The people of the Golden Horde were a mixture of Turks and Mongols, with the latter generally constituting the aristocracy.

These subgenre stories passed like months on a calendar across the twelve days that generally constitutes the entire attention span of editors, broadcast producers, and their audiences.

Workplace speech or behaviour generally constitutes harassment if it is "severe or pervasive" enough to create a "hostile or abusive" work environment.