Sentence examples for prime constituent from inspiring English sources

"Driver fatigue is a major problem and the prime constituent of that fatigue is dehydration".

It's a prime constituent in Champagne, of course, where it is vinified as a white wine, but there is more.

While lipids are a prime constituent of arterial plaque, it's now understood that plaque also contains immune cells — chiefly, a type called macrophages.

In the previous study, we showed that the ethanolic extracts of Radix Puerariae (RPE) and its prime constituent, puerarin induced neuritogenesis and synapse formation in cultured hippocampal neurons, and thus could improve memory functions.

We propose that these minicolumns are the prime constituents of cortical architecture.

Understanding the prime constituents of seamounts and ridges inside the Drake Passage in relation to the South American and Antarctic continental shelves can enhance understanding of larval transport and evolutionary processes in this dynamic area.

Here primed constituents represent the intensional logic translations of the corresponding constituents.

He asked the prime minister: "My constituent Mariana Robson is seeking the right to be treated by the English-run NHS.

The cuts being demanded of other departments, and of local authorities, such as those affecting the prime minister's constituents, may not threaten the security of the nation, but they do not do much to relieve the anxiety of people who are already experiencing financial hardship.

The event stunned the former prime minister's constituents, well beyond Lebanon, and led to months of vehement denials from Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, who knew full well how much damage such claims – if proven – could do to his cause and to the country.

The prime minister said constituents expected their MPs to represent them in Parliament and withdrawing the whip was the "right" decision.