Sentence examples for this week constitutes from inspiring English sources

The letter, which was sent this week, constitutes the first formal and public Israeli appeal for Mr. Pollard's release.

Olson's theory of fiscal equivalence (1969) constitutes the conceptual starting point of this article.

Gaza today constitutes an open-air prison.

"I would suggest a 100-percent increase in three years constitutes an unforeseen rise," he said.

Any notion he could be part of the Test squad for the winter constitutes wishful thinking on the grandest scale.

Iran today constitutes a huge challenge for the US, as well as for America's friends in the Middle East.

The latter offering, officially announced today, constitutes the company's most recent addition to its service package.

The Piper diagram (Piper 1944) constitutes a useful tool in the interpretation of water chemistry.

The evolution of the Internet from a simple data network into a true multiservice network today constitutes a challenging task.

The municipal jurisdiction of the city today constitutes about.

(Note: Threatening to work right up to Christmas constitutes "making the Republicans squirm" these days.