Sentence examples for longer constitute from inspiring English sources
If suicide bombers stop terrorizing their targets, then, by definition, suicide bombings no longer constitute terrorism.
The dried out skeletons of last summer's perennials no longer constitute "winter interest".
And cosmetic problems like peeling paint will no longer constitute blight.
Guardian Australia is aware of several families with children having been told their circumstances – while largely unchanged – no longer constitute detention.
As a result, historical areas serving as electoral districts—such as provinces, states, and counties may no longer constitute genuine communities of interest to be represented.
The sub-discipline has continued to flourish in the decade since, seeping so far into the mainstream that its disciples no longer constitute a self-contained school.
Casting a ballot every four to five years no longer constitutes meaningful political engagement.
His skin color remained unchanged but no longer constituted a barrier to citizenship.
After World War II, however, Washington concluded that "go home" no longer constituted a policy option.
"Therefore it no longer constitutes a temporary disruption of living conditions that temporarily prevents Montserrat from adequately handling the return of its nationals".
First, whatever the brutal style of the new Russia under Vladimir Putin and Dmitri Medvedev, the Soviet Union no longer exists and no longer constitutes the common threat that was the "glue" of the Alliance until 1989.
