Sentence examples for people constitutes from inspiring English sources

By usability standards, 116 people constitutes a very large study.

Securing an inward flow of reasonably ambitious people constitutes a perpetual challenge for a city of Portland's size.

The legislation is vague on whether dyslexia, a condition that affects one in 10 people, constitutes a disability.

There is also, more importantly, the question of whether what Jeffreys and her supporters say about trans people constitutes hate speech.

A consumer may interact with several individuals on a daily basis, and the influence of these people constitutes the social factors that affect the buying process.

"The danger is that people think that we're doing it somehow to intimidate a demonstration, so that's kind of the dilemma we find ourselves in," Mr. Kelly said, adding that any congregation of significant numbers of people constitutes a terrorist target because of the potential for mass casualties.

As we all know, three people constitute a trend.

Minangkabau people constitute the great majority of the population.

C. J. Brougham; Primmest party people constitute the l/ot I crave.

LONDON — The Romany people constitute Europe's largest and, arguably, now its most persecuted minority.

The Kyrgyz, a Muslim Turkic people, constitute more than half the population.