Sentence examples for suggests constitutes from inspiring English sources

"The Canon of Pure Reason" sets out the moral basis for belief in God, grounding it in our rationally necessary hope for the highest good (which Kant here suggests constitutes a necessary incentive to morality).

Does all this, as Chris Anderson suggests, constitute a new digital paradigm?

The cases from Roe to Lawrence to Obergefell, Stone suggests, constitute a revolution, not a turning away but a turning back, toward the Enlightenment.

Small molecule protein interactions and intracellular signalling converge to orchestrate these allosteric mechanisms, which, emerging evidence suggests, constitute a promising therapeutic avenue.

It has also been accused of making selective leaks to other sections of the news media that Scotland Yard suggested constituted a "deliberate campaign to undermine the investigation".

Stephen Hadley, the former national security adviser to George W. Bush, has argued this "would not — as some have suggested — constitute 'surrender' to America's enemies".

Only a quiet March brought the overall figure down, and as this week's news suggests, April constitutes a return to higher levels.

Although the implications of ketone body production by astrocytes are still unclear, the fact that astrocytes outnumber neurons approximately 9 1 and occupy at least 50% of the cerebral volume suggests this constitutes a quantitatively important pathway in the brain [ 31].

There is a lack of data to suggest what constitutes a clinically significant change on the Cancer Worry Scale CWSS).

This confluence, the precision agenda of both, and their shared willingness to sacrifice intuitive conceptual content suggest explication constitutes the best methodology for formal epistemology and grounds its philosophical value.

Endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) have been suggested to constitute a restoration index of the disturbed endothelium in ICU patients.