Sentence examples for have constituted more from inspiring English sources

Last year, Tibet's economy grew even faster than China's rate of 10.7percentnt, helped by subsidies from Beijing — which, in recent years, have constituted more than half of local government revenue — and more than a million tourists each year.

China will be hosting the G20 summit; the UK has been an active member of the G20, which came into its own after the 2008 financial crisis, and it would have constituted more of a statement if May had decided not to go.

But the court also accepted the principle that a lower-altitude incursion, at a height which might have constituted more of an interference to the baron's use of his land, would have amounted to trespass.

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

Passages from the works of Juvenal, Seneca, and Suetonius suggest that those retiarii who fought in tunics may have constituted an even more demeaned subtype (retiarii tunicati) who were not viewed as legitimate retiarii fighters but as arena clowns.

But those same westerns are part of a selective romanticizing of the supposed old ways, which in retrospect seem to have constituted a life not only more brutal but more vivid, more passionate, more satisfying.

Until a few centuries ago in a place like Europe, that would have constituted a sizeable town.Indeed, a more general survey of the Upper Xingu suggests these cluster settlements were the norm.

Eight more balls would have constituted a match and the Duckworth/Lewis method would have decided the outcome.

The daily street clashes, which left at least four more Palestinians dead today, have constituted a de facto suspension of the peace effort anyway.

"We are making sure we have access to more intelligence and capability and we have constituted a player welfare advisory group to get things right in our competition.

Had his crimes been committed by an adult, they would have constituted felonies and drawn a sentence of 10 years or more, said Assistant United States Attorney Richard Boscovich.