Sentence examples for never constituted from inspiring English sources

Historically, Muslim Filipinos have never constituted a collective entity.

However, the outlaws never constituted a single organized gang.

By contrast, Hispanic voters have never constituted more than the one-fifth of the electorate.

Toothless or not - and its own inquiry into our hacking allegations was feeble - the Press Complaints Commission was never constituted to address criminal conduct.

Anointed by the Belgians as their administrators and collaborators in Rwanda and Burundi, the Tutsis, who never constituted more than 18percentt of the population, were presented with a poisoned chalice combining ethnic elitism with economic favoritism.

The reality is that the foreign volunteers never constituted more than a tiny minority, certainly no more than 20,000 and probably fewer, of the hundreds of thousands, possibly millions, of fighters who took part.

"The contractual complexity, referred to as a 'contractual simulation' by the public prosecutor in his report, never constitutes in itself a crime," Barcelona's statement said.

Sorites problem, Paradox presented by the following reasoning: One grain of sand does not constitute a heap; if n grains of sand do not constitute a heap, then neither do n + 1 grains of sand; therefore, no matter how many grains of sand are put together, they never constitute a heap.

Even in MRCs, public employees never constitute more than a third of the total workforce.

But the reason why intuition can never constitute knowledge is, of course, quite obvious to Schlick.

In our institution, all fetal MRI studies are performed after ultrasonography and MRI never constitutes the first imaging study of the fetus.