Sentence examples similar to it constitutes a considerable issue from inspiring English sources

It is true that it constitutes a considerable additional computational time, but will probably result in stronger and more sound results.

Nevertheless, prostitution flourished: it was not merely tolerated but also protected, licensed, and regulated by law, and it constituted a considerable source of public revenue.

It thus constitutes a considerable sanction effect.

Although it constitutes a significant issue, no analytical studies have been conducted on the impact behaviors of CNT reinforced functionally graded composite plates.

Given the presence of antimony oxide, it is likely that recycled Roman glass constitutes a considerable proportion of the material used to produce these fragments.

Although whey constitutes a considerable portion, since its nutrition facts are not well-known, it is wasted as wastewater (Estrella et al. 2004).

It may seem, billg is now saying, that Linux is doing very well, but really it's "just a significant competitor on the server". I would have thought that this constitutes a considerable failure for Microsoft.

Informal housing generally constitutes a considerable part of Cairo's residential districts.

In addition, the reexportation of goods constitutes a considerable portion of the country's export trade.

Acute chest pain constitutes a considerable diagnostic challenge outside hospitals.

He said: "Buy-to-leave generates considerable negative publicity, but it constitutes a relatively small part of our 'broken' housing market.