Sentence examples for this will constitute from inspiring English sources

This will constitute an equation, since the terms of one of these two expressions are together equal to the terms of the other.

This will constitute a solid basis for validation activities in the European Commission 5th Framework Programme and in other R&D programmes.

Also, we count the number of consecutive 0s, and if they are substantially long, this will constitute as either a letter or word space.

The tasks they will be asked to perform are as yet unspecified, but this will constitute the most demanding form of peace-keeping British forces have been involved in for some time.

This will constitute one of the greatest social changes of modern times.Privacy is doomed for the same reason that it has been eroded so fast over the past two decades.

One man, tormented by the fact that his wife doesn't like his shoes, convinces two other men to throw their shoes out alongside him in a collective act of rebellion — only to be tormented by a desire to retrieve those shoes, and a fear that this will constitute, in the other men's eyes, a "disavowal of their defiant ritual".

This system will constitute the National Primary Pressure Standard maintained at CEM.

But maybe this disaster will constitute a new beginning.

The commitments in this bill will constitute the new budget base line.

Now there is a good chance that this pair will constitute England's middle order in the future.

"This tram will constitute at least an element in the expansion of the colonisation of East Jerusalem by the state of Israel," the Palestinian delegation said in a statement.