Sentence examples for talking constitutes from inspiring English sources

Temporomandibular joint pain is a special problem as the mandible motion upon chewing and talking constitutes a stimulus for a significant increase in the pain being experienced [ 1– 10, 24, 29, 31– 31].

"Such talk constitutes poison for otherwise healthy elections.

This goes against the worrying trend over the past few years, in which the idea has caught on that talking to bad guys is itself bad; as if mere talk constitutes approval, or legitimisation.

Determining whether this revolutionary talk constitutes a threat comes down to finding the fine line between expressing anger and inciting the angry to action, a distinction that is clear as a matter of law but less so in cultural practice.

The therapist's turn of talks constitutes TIs of category 2 (thoughts and feelings about therapy) and 3 (beliefs about therapist).

Of these, tremor, headache, and irrational talk constituted the majority of the clinical presentations (60%).

Sometimes more TIs will be distinctly revealed, while sometimes successive therapist turns of talk constitute one TI.

But there are plenty of times where talking innovation constitutes a smoke screen.

Talk, though, constitutes only part of Absolutely on Music: as Murakami notes in his introduction, Ozawa favours responses in which he gesticulates or sings.

Bill Clinton Bill Clinton makes no unresearched moves, so it's reasonable to assume that Thursday's report of his interest in hosting a talk show constitutes a trial balloon.

The feedback from the teaching team was a reminder to see if the users they were talking to constitute a large enough market and had budgets to pay for the software.