Sentence examples for that she constitutes from inspiring English sources

That she constitutes a threat to the safety, integrity and property values of Hartley House and its shareholders seems far-fetched to her owner.

Pedro Perez, who was the first deputy superintendent, testified that he authorized the commander of the governor's detail to contact Ms. Booker the night of the dispute at least in part because he worried that she might constitute "a threat to the governor".

In studying their work, she noticed a pattern something that she says constituted a huge aesthetic shift from the way these groups have operated since at least the 80s.

Coleridge famously described it as "that willing suspension of disbelief that constitutes poetic faith".

That constitutes reporting that led to a policy change.

Atoms constitute molecules that constitute organelles that constitute cells that constitute tissues that constitute organs that constitute organisms that constitute ecosystems.

And that alone constitutes success.

That hardly constitutes a point of order.

But she neglected to include the narrow hold that had, she said, constituted her sole vantage on this explosive new world.

But when reporters asked her afterward whether that remark constituted an endorsement, she said it did not.

Earlier in the week, Coulter had received a cordial letter from Francois Houle, the vice-president academic and provost of the University of Ottawa welcoming her to the nation's capital and suggesting that she review what constitutes hate speech under the law.