Sentence examples for have constituted a from inspiring English sources

This would have constituted a big shift.

Could I have constituted a damsel in distress?

But neither of these would have constituted a crime.

Even being himself may have constituted a problem.

Grant Thornton says that this "might well have constituted a deliberate 'cover up'".

"We have constituted a board of doctors to look into this.

Thus, Microsoft's restrictions closed off a substantial amount of distribution that would not have constituted a free ride to Navigator.

The traditional masters often left their work unsigned, and suppressed the idiosyncrasies that might have constituted a personal style.

If Charles Isherwood had used that phrase in the theatre review, it would have constituted a rave.

"What I absorbed on that occasion," Ellington wrote later, "might, I think, have constituted a whole semester in a conservatory".

While the earlier ethnic composition has been disputed, the Albanians have constituted a majority in Kosovo since the 19th century.