Sentence examples for may constitute an from inspiring English sources
"We remind the public that downloading extremist material may constitute an offence".
Approving the bill may constitute an implicit acceptance and legitimization of capital punishment.
Whether septic cardiomyopathy may constitute an arrythmogenic condition is unknown to date.
Non-aqueous solutions of 4-dimethylaminopyridinium sulfonates may constitute an amenable alternative.
This may constitute an important clinical finding but requires further investigation.
A calibration is necessary before the measurement which may constitute an additional error source.
Conclusions: Potential infection with Hepatitis C may constitute an employment barrier for many welfare recipients.
They may constitute an attractive alternative for the treatment of benign esophageal diseases.
Our evidence may constitute an unrepresentative sample of Panaetius' work in moral philosophy.
Second, earthquake lightning may constitute an additional magnetization process (Enomoto and Zheng 1998; Ferré et al. 2005).
The limited nature of work and life experience of these trainees may constitute an experiential risk factor for such populations.
