Sentence examples for this really constitutes from inspiring English sources

The first is whether this really constitutes a new species, or whether it is just a population of Homo erectus who just happened to be smaller than usual?

As far as I can tell, www.google.com.bd functions properly, so whether this really constitutes a 'hack' is up for debate.

For instance, our item, "decision support tools that show cost would be helpful in my practice" was presented in a section on medical decision-making, creating some ambiguity about whether respondent endorsement of this item really constitutes an endorsement of SDM as a cost-containment strategy or a general endorsement of the innovation for patient-centred care.

There is some debate over whether this match-up really constitutes a rivalry, since Ravens and Redskins meet only once every four years in the regular season, but with just 33 miles separating their home stadiums it certainly has an added edge for many fans.

But will that really constitute leadership?

Did that really constitute the ideological change US Soccer called for upon the German's hiring?

What really constitutes a Broadway voice anyway?

From a moral point of view, I think that period really constitutes a completely different time.

The debate around what really constitutes healthy eating is heated and continuing.

Alonso arrived at Liverpool as a floppy-haired 23-year-old with a different idea of what aggression really constitutes.

The problem is that consumers, and often designers, too, are bewildered by what really constitutes a sustainable product.