Sentence examples for that constitutes both from inspiring English sources

Richard Jackson/Atheneum, $17. (Ages 8 to 12) In Roderick Townley's imaginative novel, the characters in a fairy tale must scramble into place each time a reader opens the book, readying themselves for the performance that constitutes both the story and their life.

This regional shift implies an intergovernmental cooperative approach with vertical and horizontal institutional coordination that constitutes both a strategic value and one of the main barriers to the implementation of TOD.

Because Buddhist philosophers denied any permanence, whether in outer nature or in inner life, they felt compelled to undertake a detailed, systematic, and complete listing and classification of the different elements that constitute both the external world and the mental, inner life.

They belong into the group pinning their hope on a third, as yet unknown, set of properties that constitute both mind and matter.

Previously, Huard et al. [ 7] studied isolates derived from patients in Niger that constituted both M. africanum clades; both lineages were likewise found to coexist in Sierra Leone [ 39].

There is no single taxonomic group that constitutes the rabbit.

Doesn't matter, says the High Court, that constitutes copyright infringement.

Osteopontin is a phosphoprotein that constitutes the framework.

a Percent of plant weight that constitutes water.

Qi is the spatio temporal stuff that constitutes concrete objects.

In Africa that constitutes the elderly.