Sentence examples for to constituting a from inspiring English sources

"In addition to constituting a violation of proper evidence handling and of F.B.I. regulations, several persons are being criminally prosecuted for stealing items from Ground Zero by the Department of Justice".

But alienating Latino voters will ultimately spell political disaster for the GOP, which already fairs poorly among non-white voters, in a country where minorities are on their way to constituting a majority.

SmugMug launched a number of new features and architectural changes tonight that come close to constituting a complete relaunch – 95% of SmugMug's page views are affected.

Most things that are called gamification simply involve the use of points and badges and don't come close to constituting a game.

Indeed, in addition to constituting a therapeutic advance for severely disabled Parkinson's disease patients, deep brain stimulation is a technique, which selectively modulates the activity of focal structures targeted by surgery.

In addition to constituting a minority of only 28% of researchers worldwide, women "also tend to have more limited access to funding than men and to be less represented in prestigious universities and among senior faculty, which puts them at a further disadvantage in high-impact publishing," the report observes.

The party tended, therefore, to constitute a closed order.

At first, this appears to constitute a major commitment.

They have come to constitute a sort of abusable underclass.

This is enough of an oddity these days to constitute a challenge.

And Turing's voice is a little too stiff to constitute a credible person.