Sentence examples for if this constituted from inspiring English sources

(Witte has not ventured to ask if this constituted an endorsement).

I panicked because I couldn't remember from med school if this constituted an emergency.

Asked if this constituted a government bank, Katter responded "I suppose you could say that" but he "didn't want to make it difficult for the free marketeers in the Liberal party and the Labor party to swallow it".

It raised the question if this constituted a big step backward for feminism.But the stay-at-home moms they interviewed reminded me of the super-competitive types I hated in school.

A lot of confusion existed on this point, especially since calling genes the "fundamental unit of selection", based on their status as replicators, made it seem as if this constituted an argument against group selection.

During Alboin's kingship the Lombards crossed the Apennines and plundered Tuscia, but historians are not in full agreement as to whether this took place under his guidance and if this constituted anything more than raiding.

And then furthermore Anderson always told me 'I am good for my word.'" If this constitutes a contract, what were the terms?

Even if this constitutes a loophole that will permit some Arab States to maintain token diplomatic contacts with Egypt, the Arabs achieve dthe unanimity that has eluded them in several previous attempts to arrive at a combined strategy for dealing with Sadat.

The director, Alfonso Cuarón, imagines the minutiae of these dangers — a metal bolt that doesn't drop but floats, a spark that sends bobbing balls of fire aloft, even the physical terror of momentum in an empty medium that, unlike the sea, can't be paddled against — if this constitutes imagination.

(And we're not sure if this constitutes Twitter's official statement on the matter, but we'd like to think it does).

From the concessions, one might prove that one's opponent is 'committed to p,' but an attempt to make it seem as if this constitutes a proof of the absolute (non-relative) proposition 'p' would be a fallacy.