Sentence examples for to constitute one from inspiring English sources

There's already enough, in his combination of clowning, oddity and low-level menace, to constitute one of the funniest shows on the fringe.

All in all, the facets of this work, based on more than a decade of research, combine to constitute one of the most in-depth studies of a scientific revolution ever written.

In this light, his resignation may prove to constitute one step back with a view to a more vigorous advance.

The phenomenon of Japanese manga comics appears to constitute one of those rare historic occasions when innovative art connects with the popular consciousness of a nation.

The episode Two Cathedrals combines dizzying moral and psychological complexities with monologues addressed to God in untranslated Latin to constitute one of the boldest episodes in TV history.

Other lines of the family remained in Genoa and continued to constitute one of that city's wealthiest and most numerous families.

Tens of millions of temporary workers, part-timers, freelancers, e-lancers, independent contractors and free agents -- already estimated to constitute one-tenth to one-third of America's civilian labor force -- are not technically "employees," under many labor laws that impose legal obligations on employers.

On the other hand, the possible role of the cysteinyl leukotrienes has been proposed; in addition to constituting one of the principal inflammatory mediators of asthma, these molecules may cause endothelial lesion or dysfunction [ 38].

Acquisitions are often considered to reflect a technology transfer process and to also constitute one way in which a "symbiosis" between new technology-based firms (NTBFs) and established businesses is realized.

Crop losses due to insects constitute one of the most significant constraints to the increase of global productivity and food production, estimated at 10-20% for major crops [ 13].

There is one possibility that the C-tail of Scp1 can extend to the top surface and stay in the vicinity of the RK patch to collectively constitute one single Sre1-binding surface.