Sentence examples for nor does it constitute from inspiring English sources

"Nor does it constitute all of what we have to do to turn our economy around," Mr. Obama said at the signing ceremony in the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

The repression and discrimination suffered by a small but significant number of Christians is neither global nor does it constitute a war.

It was certainly not intended to be an experiment, nor does it constitute a particularly good natural experiment.

Given the prominence of LGT and statistical artifacts, a genome phylogeny cannot be taken as an authoritative statement about organismal or genomic relationships, nor does it constitute proof that such relationships even have meaning [ 56].

But what sort of victory does it constitute?

So where does this leave me and does it constitute progress?

So, does it constitute a revolution, I ask him, as some people have suggested?

Does it constitute a defeater for theistic belief?

Religion is not practiced in isolation, nor does it not constitute the whole of Tibetan culture and identity.

This, however, as we have established, does not automatically absolve them of the duty to participate, nor does it necessarily completely constitute paying what one ought.

This study used publicly available de-identified data, and as per the Stanford institutional review board does not constitute Human Subject Research, nor does it need individual participant consent.