Sentence examples for some constitutes from inspiring English sources

They both exalt and ridicule the mania for conspicuously tasteful consumption that for some constitutes the allure of art.

And tossing the wrapper in the trash is an effort that for some constitutes billable labor.

Some are dreadful human pathogens whereas some constitute the natural flora for human gut.

But unlike the property dualist, the non-reductive physicalist insists on a strong dependence of the mental on the physical: mental properties are "realized in" or, for some, "constituted by" physical properties.

The majority of the age-specific high-mortality clusters were associated with the 1998 1999 mortality crisis, though some constituted part of other clusters.

On the AGT side, the complex buries completely those residues forming the PTS1 and some constituting the smaller C-terminal domain).

Furthermore, many of the up-regulated transcripts are known to be expressed in the normal lung and some constitute lung tissue-specific markers (http://biogps.gnf.org; e.g. ACP5, AQP1, CDH5 and TIE1; Fig S1C of Supporting Information).

Some endeavors are a means to an end and some constitute an end in and of itself and some are a hybrid.

Last week, this paper reported that the Central Intelligence Agency destroyed videotapes documenting the harsh interrogation of detainees that some believe constitutes torture.

Turkey is home to a sizeable Kurdish minority, which by some estimates constitutes up to a fifth of the population.

But, if it is vague whether the activity of some simples constitutes a life then, according to van Inwagen, it is vague how many objects exist.