Sentence examples for this constitutes some from inspiring English sources

The Jersey Shore star guidette, Snooki Polizzi, is the latest pop culture icon to pony up photographs of herself "flaunting" her bikini body as if this constitutes some kind of legitimate accomplishment.

This constitutes some of the shortcomings in establishing quality control standards for raw materials and standardization of these herbal products.

It is unclear whether this constituted some degree of recovery from dysbiosis.

This set constitutes some of the earliest heptasyllabic shi Chinese poetry written.

This constitutes as some serious planning but if you preorder Madden NFL 11 from Walmart.com, you'll get a $20 gift card when the game ships on August 20th.

I'm not sure how plausible it is, but this constitutes as some of that food for thought everyone always seems to be hungry for.

If imprinted genes were found to be located on one or two platypus autosomes this would constitute some evidence for this hypothesis.

To some chiliheads, this constitutes a curious reversal of methodology — only six years ago, the C.P.I. claimed the Guinness World Record by citing the bhut jolokia's mean heat.

This constitutes a deterministic law of nature in some finite length and time scale.

Some, like Irvin, believe this constitutes a significant transformation -- meaning that originality is defined by the viewer's experience.

If, for instance, the Syrian president and Israeli prime minister, both of whom are due to attend the July summit, actually meet during the event, this could constitute "some contribution to the peace process".Yet the summit is causing prickly reactions.