Sentence examples for this now constitutes from inspiring English sources

Under amendments to the Washington State vehicle code adopted since the original series went off the air, in 1991, this now constitutes a liability issue, which would trigger insurance headaches like you would not believe.

This now constitutes the main bottleneck in the reporting of pathogenic variants in NGS-based diagnostic testing.

With the aging population and the increase in life expectancy, cancer in elderly people is increasing and this now constitutes a major public health concern.

Let us now assume that at time zero plus two years, a country monitors that 50,000 ha (AD: forest area change) of our degraded Forest Type 1 is entirely deforested, let us assume for simplicity to 0 t C ha-1 (note that this now constitutes a land-use change process as the FL is converted to another land type) and the rest of the forest area of degraded Forest Type 1 remains the same.

This situation now constitutes an important clinical, healthcare and socioeconomic problem, in view of the sanitary and care requirements involved, the important family impact, and the scarcity of effective therapeutic resources.

Despite phenomenal diversification of the country's economy, this sector even now constitutes the largest contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

In this new compound the drug now constitutes a building block of the carrier and, as such, has considerably different surfactant properties to its building blocks.

This trio of countries, it is often said, now constitutes Germany's "backyard --much as Mexico and Central America do for the United States.

This type of war requires a vast intelligence apparatus, which now constitutes almost a fourth arm of government that most Americans are almost completely unaware of.

This holds true despite the decline of the rural population, which now constitutes about two-fifths of Greece's total population.

But a 21-20 score now constitutes a defensive battle.