Sentence examples for just constitute from inspiring English sources

Governor Romney should understand his words don't just constitute a political position; they are felt as an attack on millions of American families – Republicans, Democrats, Independents – and all religions, too.

How many women have to say they feel harassed by this kind of thing happening to them at work before it is conceded by some men that it might just constitute unacceptable behaviour?

Economic network data such as input output tables usually contain errors, or they always just constitute an approximation, which is a central issue in input output analysis (e.g., Dietzenbacher 1995, 2006).

As many who listen to rap are accustomed to the gruesome stories of brutality in the music without an explanation, Lupe has laid out the call for every artist who relays violence on wax to be responsible for giving all the aspects of a gangster's life; because in real life, committing murder doesn't just constitute as good material for a dope hook.

LHK_A0007 and LHK_02777 as a whole just constitute a complete rpsI gene (130 aa).

Moreover, based on the study design, it remains to some point speculative whether down-regulation of XAF1 actually plays a role for ccRCC progression or whether the observed correlations only just constitute associated epiphenomena.

"This piece just constitutes classic Guardianesque rhetoric," complained BobLord.

The age-sex structure of the 'migratory population' demonstrates that this population is not just constituted of young herders: it includes children and the old (Figure 2). Figure 2 Age-sex distribution of Ngorongoro sedentary and migratory population: 2002 census, Tanzania.

Although these three potential epitopes only constitute just over 10% of the binding response, they would seem to be responsible for most of the AZD9773 efficacy.

Just what exactly constitutes a matter of principal importance, however, is not stated.

These two matches just about constitute "a series" so whichever side hits the ground running at Lord's will be very firmly in the driving seat.