Sentence examples for matters constitutes from inspiring English sources

The loss of autonomy in these matters constitutes a major social loss and can lead to estrangement or rejection [ 15].

On visual basis, mineral matters constituted 60.8%.

These and other matters constituted "a host of potential red flags pertaining to his record," reported the Washington Post in an article in November headlined: "What Mitt Romney learned about Chris Christie in 2012 and why it matters for 2016".

(Ordinary visible matter constitutes only 0.5 percent).

But they also know that this matter constitutes less than 5% of the substance of creation.

And there is good evidence that 'dark matter' constitutes most of the mass of the universe, and yet is not one of the known Standard Model particles.

Thanks to her relationship with Molly, she is introduced to viewpoints that challenge her own, including her assumption that a bohemian-lite downtown life style — or the production of formally challenging art, no matter its immediate subject matter — constitutes a politics in itself.

Unless we can answer this question it is hard to know why the "divine matter" constitutes exactly three persons (and not more).

This fourth state of matter constitutes nearly all of the visible universe; plasmas are what stars and our sun are made of.

Secondly, the principle of symmetry introduced into matter constitutes "the most excellent thing in the whole corporeal world, the matrix of the animate faculties, and the chain linking the corporeal and spiritual world" (APO, Engl. trans., p. 19).

Ordinary ("baryonic") matter constitutes only about 4percentt of the cosmic energy budget.