Sentence examples for generally constituted from inspiring English sources

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

Its figures also showed that black pudding is a reasonable source of protein, but generally constituted of 15 to 20 per cent fat - classed as high.

These 50-man platoons (called "fifth platoons" because they were one more than the four that generally constituted a company) would then be assigned to established white infantry outfits.

The involved molecules are called primary metabolites and are generally constituted by proteins, carbohydrates and lipids.

The double wall tube bundle heat exchanger is generally constituted by two or three (called double wall bayonet) concentric tubes.

In clayey soils, they affect the most superficial layer, which is generally constituted by physically weathered soils characterised by a diffuse pattern of cracks.

Aromatics generally constitute only a small percentage of most crudes.

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

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.

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.