Sentence examples for let constitutes from inspiring English sources

Clearly PC J, X) is a Banach space with the norm ||u|| PC = sup t∈J ||u(t)||, and let constitutes an impulsive condition.

Coward's reluctance to write a letter of recommendation to the hotel — whether he simply can't be bothered, or because he's jealous of a young life in London, or because he cares for Patrice more than he lets on — constitutes the book's minor but moving drama.

Though there is no denying the suffering that suicide can cause among a person's family and friends, we have chosen not to let such considerations constitute a legal break upon individuals being permitted to act on their autonomous choices, especially with respect to life's most important decisions.

Let's be clear about what constitutes work... Work means having a boss.

And let's be clear about what constitutes a serving: Four ounces of wine, 12 ounces of beer, 1.5 ounces of hard liquor.

In an Administration where Attorney Generals have seemed conveniently unsure of what constitutes torture, let's give the next Attorney General a law that leaves no doubts in anyone's minds.

And let's be honest, the bar for what constitutes a sporting "character" has never been so low.

It's not at all self-evident that linking Jews with sharpness about money constitutes antisemitism, let alone racism (Antisemitism is racism and merits equal contempt, 3 December).

Furthermore, c-Myc was shown to transcriptionally activate Lin28 [ 119], which in turn inhibits the biogenesis of its regulator let-7 constituting a double negative feedback loop [ 47].

The pronounced effects on dsx and Sxl in males suggest that ecdysone and let-7 constitute the system that supports the expression of somatic sex-biased genes in males.

The automaker, however, did not disclose how the models would be split among markets, let alone what would constitute a "new hybrid vehicle".