Sentence examples for has constituted one from inspiring English sources

In the last two decades, constraint has constituted one of the major issues in fracture mechanics and structural integrity research.

The argument dates from antiquity and has constituted one of the cornerstones of Western sexual morals that sees homosexuality as "against nature".

Growth in the number of schools, students, and teachers has created a serious financial strain, as education has constituted one of the largest shares of the annual national budget.

The only way to stop eating these is to run out of them, which we did, rapidly, before plunging into Ann's crawfish elegante, a creamy, peppery wonder, served over pasta, that back home on the Immaculate Planet would have constituted one's saturated-fat consumption for a month.

On the other hand, if things don't work out as planned, perhaps its greatest claim to fame will be that of having constituted one of the larger stumbling blocks in the uneven path of the United Nations.

Its two cultivated Asian subspecies, indica and japonica, have constituted one of the pillars of human diet for thousands of years.

Its origin might therefore have been determined by interactions between covalent complexes of peptide and RNA (peptide-RNAs) and these interactions might have constituted one of the most elementary forms of protein synthesis [ 3, 4].

One of his big decisions, however, has constituted more than a simple stir.

Tying one's sails to the far right, however, has constituted a serious mistake.

Thus, refugees from Caffa would most likely have constituted only one of several streams of infected ships and caravans leaving the region.

Among the many moves that have constituted Ellen DeGeneres's life, one stands out as the most difficult, at least until recently.