Sentence examples for still constitutes from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the production of corresponding linear DNA constructs still constitutes a time-limiting step.

Here, to be called "a common person" still constitutes high praise.

The cost-effective generation of mechanical energy from this thermal energy still constitutes an engineering problem.

But lukewarm support, even if it still constitutes a majority, could lead to strife.

It unfolded in Cambridge, a hotbed of liberal activism, but it still constitutes a difficult struggle with uncertain results.

This in itself is not a concern, and it still constitutes one of the lowest debt ratios among G7 countries".

Poaching still constitutes a major threat to the species, as does overhunting of its natural prey species.

The actual historical dating and explanation of this distinction still constitutes the single biggest unsolved problem of early Roman history.

Yet this, too, she reasons, still constitutes a betrayal because she has such thoughts alone at night and, most important, they are "approached in this spirit of betrayal".

"The most important thing is that no matter how little the LRA may be, it still constitutes a danger … they continue to attack and create havoc".

By Steve Coll July 20 , 2017Francisco Rodriguez's case unfolded in a hotbed of liberal activism, but it still constitutes a difficult struggle with uncertain results.