Sentence examples for might constitutes a from inspiring English sources

This observation directs to the bold suggestion that RLs production might constitutes a mechanism of exhaustion of the accumulated β-hydroxyalkanoic acids unused "wastes" by-products from the cells to the exterior medium, since in this bacterium anyhow the RLs production began early but is completed at the onset of the stationary phase.

Like the Zlijn photographs, they might constitute a retrospective essay on the passing of heroic Modernism.

The surgeons had no data to suggest what might constitute a therapeutic dose of Enterobacter, or a safe delivery method.

What might constitute a Hanukkah miracle today depends, perhaps, on what one needs and what one asks.

The concern was that they might constitute a fifth column that would subvert the American war effort.

Dr. Steinn Sigurdsson, an astronomer at Pennsylvania State University, said medium-weight black holes might constitute a "missing link" in the mysteries of galactic origins and evolution.

But the novel wants to disturb any sense of what might constitute "a consensus view of reality," the better to depict the instabilities of a perforated mind.

But Doug Webb, a Boeing spokesman, said the discovery of damage on up to 10 airplanes in about two weeks might constitute a pattern.

Even so, it seems clear that M.B.S.'s campaign functioned at least as much as an attack on those who might constitute a threat to his rule.

Late-night comedians, meanwhile, lampooned Mr. Mankiw for suggesting in that same economic report that flipping hamburgers at a McDonald's might constitute a form of manufacturing.

Despite its lack of resources, since Sept. 11 the Coast Guard has conducted 4,000 boardings of vessels that might constitute a threat.