Sentence examples for normally constitutes from inspiring English sources

A 4% incidence normally constitutes an emergency.

A Sandor Krauss, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, says the state's Business Corporation Law provides that a majority of the entire board normally constitutes a quorum.

Since audio segmentation normally constitutes a part of speaker diarization systems, we are referring in latter system descriptions to these five acoustic classes.

Non-formal education is defined as "any organized and sustained educational activities" (OECD 2011, p. 39) which are not "provided in the system of schools, colleges, universities and other formal educational institutions that normally constitutes a continuous 'ladder' of full-time education" (OECD 2011, p. 34).

A survey conducted on Thursday at a site called Echo summit in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, which normally constitutes the state's largest store of fresh surface water, showed the snow pack at just 12percentt of normal, the statement said.

Therefore, AD tissues contained less AChE-S (which normally constitutes 90% of the enzyme) but similar amounts as NDC of N- AChE and AChE-R (each constituting about 6% of AChE mRNA transcripts).

Because all these elements together normally constitute less than 1 percent of the steel, they are not considered alloys.

"A normally constituted truth lives, let us say, as a rule seventeen or eighteen, or at most twenty years," Ibsen wrote in his play, "seldom longer".

We all make the predictable jokes about the bleak conditions that normally constitute the British summer, but still, did we really, truly not expect it to warm up?

This may seem odd, but in truth Trump has a long history of actively feeding information to the press that more normally constituted citizens might find embarrassing.

Thanks to what James calls our "healthy-minded buoyancy," we "normally constituted" persons are drawn to the idea of an open-ended reality.