Sentence examples for though constituting from inspiring English sources

According to Finnish news service YLE, the decision was made as the balls contain "only machine-recovered meat, essentially scraps", which though constituting meat in the US, is not defined as such in Finnish or indeed British law.

Thus capital gains, though constituting only 10.5percentt of AGI in 2007, accounted for more than 80percentt of the total decline.

Though constituting 16.2% and 11.1% of the US population, some 10.3% and 25.9% of cases, respectively, involved persons 0 11 and 12 20 years of age.

The implications of this simple idea, though, constitute a much broader topic.

Talk, though, constitutes only part of Absolutely on Music: as Murakami notes in his introduction, Ozawa favours responses in which he gesticulates or sings.

Sustainability though constitutes only one of many contemporary political objectives and public commitment to goals consistent with such a future is highly equivocal.

Old animals have the same genome and were bred in the same conditions as the young individuals and though constitute the control references with regard to the ageing process, which is obviously not the case for humans.

Proselytes (converts) to Judaism, though not constituting a class, became increasingly numerous in Palestine and especially in the Diaspora (the Jews living beyond Palestine).

The issue, though, is what constitutes "self-defense" in the complicated Syrian civil war that's been overlain with U.S. efforts to destroy the self-described Islamic State terrorist group, which three years ago declared a "caliphate" in that country.

This will make her look like damaged goods.What, though, will constitute a decisive victory?

These qualities make Asian-Americans desirable to marketers, even though they constitute only 4percentt of the nation's total population.