Sentence examples for means constitutes from inspiring English sources

"Suppressing that freedom by political means constitutes a major obstacle to exploring truth and destroys the spiritual cornerstone of a university".

"Disconnection of water services because of failure to pay due to lack of means constitutes a violation of the human right to water and other international human rights," they insisted.

"But is this the largest attendance for a third-tier derby/game that has taken place globally?" "The 49,309 people that watched the 'Boxing Day massacre' by no means constitutes the all-time attendance record for a third-tier game," notes Tim Dockery.

On one view, "harmfully" is merely reinforcing because the utilization of B merely as a means constitutes an independent harm to B. On another view, "harmfully" is a modifying adverb, because we can contrast the cases in which A harmfully utilizes B as a mere means with cases in which A non-harmfully utilizes B as a mere means.

A powerful method that allows comparative genome analysis to be conducted by simple means constitutes comparative mapping, enabling comparison of syntenies and gene orders to be carried out [ 3- 7].

Even with the development of new therapies, prostatectomy accomplished by transurethral or open surgical means constitutes the traditional surgical treatment for BPH [ 4], but considering the comorbidities, prostatectomy in this age group is considered to be high-risk [ 1, 4].

But job consciousness, powerful though it was, by no means constituted the sole, or even predominant, inspiration for collective activity.

That by no means constituted rock bottom: the vote share fell further at every subsequent election, Scottish or UK.

This primacy of honor, he would insist, as Wills does again and again, did not by any means constitute infallible authority in either doctrine or discipline: authority resided in the faithful and was made known through councils of the church as a whole.

For Natorp, however, this means "constituting," "constructing," or "objectivating" the object.

The activities reported herein by no means constitute an exhaustive and comprehensive treatment of all relevant activities.