Sentence examples for only constituting from inspiring English sources

Registered Republicans are a minority in the borough, only constituting approximately 12% of the electorate.

Due in part to racially biased police practices, Blacks make up an estimated 40% of the federal DNA database while only constituting 13% of the population.

Receptive language deficits had significant effects for SSD only (constituting a large but unadjusted effect size based on data spanning early-middle childhood years) [ 13].

Under the negotiated agreement, cash could only constitute 30 percent of a regular bonus and one-fifth a large bonus.

Of course, tax and benefit measures being introduced in this financial year only constitute a small part of the overall fiscal tightening package.

Such assurances from medical experts not only constitute bad science, but they also represent violations of international law and abominations of core principles of medical and professional ethics.

It was only constituted after Litvinenko's widow appealed (at her own and charitable expense) against a decision by the Home Secretary.

However, it is a brilliant work, exuberant of wit and irony, that not only constitutes a biographical landmark but is also the first piece of modern English prose.

WHO BUYS IN CAPE TOWN Foreign buyers only constitute about 1 or 2 percent of the market in South Africa, and most of the foreign buyers are from the United Kingdom, Germany and the Netherlands.

There was so much hair on show that the scarves not only constituted "bad hijab", in other words, contravene Islamic standards, but they defied gravity.

That's funny because progressives, many of whom really wanted John Edwards to be the nominee in 2008, only constitute 20 percent of Democrats.