Sentence examples for have long constituted from inspiring English sources
Mass education, economic crisis and unfeeling government have long constituted a fertile soil for the cults of authoritarianism and violence.
Foreign students have long constituted a large proportion of LSE's student body; in the 2010s, more than two-thirds of its students came from overseas.
The fascination with violence runs from fiction to film to TV dramas and beyond; combat, rape, mutilation, kidnapping, and murder have long constituted basic building blocks for Korea's most talented filmmakers.
People of European ancestry have long constituted the great majority of the population, but their proportion has diminished, and the number of African Americans has increased to more than one-fourth of the total.
People of European ancestry have long constituted the great majority of its residents, but the African American proportion of the population has steadily increased to about one-fourth of the total.
The migrants — many of them illegal immigrants from Ghana and Nigeria who have long constituted an impoverished underclass in Libya — live amid piles of garbage, sleep in makeshift tents of blankets strung from fences and trees, and breathe fumes from a trench of excrement dividing their camp from the parking lot of Tripoli's airport.
Extending well into the western zone of the Southeast Asian archipelago, the Malay Peninsula has long constituted a critical link between the mainland and the islands of Southeast Asia.
CAIRO — The Muslim Brotherhood, the outlawed Islamic group that has long constituted Egypt's main political opposition, said Tuesday that it would apply to become an official political party as soon as the necessary changes were made to the Egyptian Constitution.
Energy cooperation has long constituted the cornerstone of ties between Tehran and New Delhi given India's voracious energy demand but its limited indigenous supply.
The Iranian nuclear program, they have long argued, constitutes an "existential threat" to Israel.
