Sentence examples for she constitutes from inspiring English sources

That she constitutes a threat to the safety, integrity and property values of Hartley House and its shareholders seems far-fetched to her owner.

Only Ms Bennett consistently harangued Mr Cameron, and she constitutes a much lesser adversary than Ms Sturgeon.This early form having been established, none of the leaders, with the possible exception of the excellent Ms Sturgeon, seemed likely to score a major triumph or upset.

As usual, she joined the PTA, where for most of the year she constituted one-third of the regular attendance.

Which was all well and good when she constituted one third of an eight episode series, but alone on centre stage – seemingly always dancing – she's just boring.

After Lessing devoted her energies to Sufism in the 1970s and 80s, it is difficult to imagine even MI5 thinking she constituted a threat to national security.

If she constituted a security threat anywhere it was in Africa, but even there, having eluded her hunters, she didn't do anything more than write another angry book about the situation.

When asked what she thinks constitutes a good pop star she says "I like it when they write their own songs and when they kind of step into character and become larger than life".

She then demonstates exactly what she thinks constitutes sex appeal, and let's just say it's all in the tongue.

As an ethical and (as I, a nonlawyer, understand it) a legal matter, the oral agreement you and she made constitutes a contract, albeit unwritten.

"We got pretty specific, what she thought constituted extreme measures, how she wanted me and my siblings to work together, who should and should not have the last word".

In studying their work, she noticed a pattern something that she says constituted a huge aesthetic shift from the way these groups have operated since at least the 80s.