Sentence examples for still constitutes about from inspiring English sources

However, the fact remains that cash-on-delivery still constitutes about two-thirds of Flipkart transactions, while only contributing 50percentt of sales, Maheswari said.

Cannes, trying rather frantically to quell the furore, has issued a statement saying that the "festival's hosts and hostesses" have been reminded that "there is no specific mention about the height of women's heels [in the rules]." But the fault here doesn't lie with Cannes, or even film festivals, but with the hilariously retrograde assumptions about what still constitutes elegance in a woman.

For all his talk about partners and burden-sharing, the American military still constitutes the bulk of NATO's fighting force, and as such, is essential in the operation.

Although the TSCA inventory has grown to about 83,000 substances, the body of 62,000 existing chemicals still constitutes nearly all chemicals in commercial use in the United States.

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

First, make no mistake, whether you're talking about limited military strikes with no "boots on the ground" as President Obama and Congress are suggesting, or a full-on tactical invasion and occupation, it still constitutes an act of war.

Mr. Villaraigosa will need all those qualities, because while Hispanics account for well over a third of the city's adult population (and 70percentt of its public school students), they still constitute only about 20percentt of the people who regularly vote, so only a coalition candidate can win.

Roman Catholics still constitute the most numerous mainline religious group in Los Angeles, with about 100 parishes.

That is a far cry from traffic on the North Atlantic, which runs about 1,000 flights a day, but would still constitute a fairly busy corridor.

Adebayor's match fitness would still constitute an issue.

The Cham still constitute a linguistic minority group in Vietnam.