Sentence examples for today constituted from inspiring English sources

Those pertinent portions, though they dominate our discussion today, constituted less than a quarter-page of the 82page House Agriculture Committee Report, and less than a half-page each of the 74-page Senate Agriculture Committee Report, the 46-page Senate Commerce Committee Report, and the 73-page Senate Agriculture Committee Supplemental Report.

Their descendants today constitute the Parsi community.

Gaza today constitutes an open-air prison.

Litigation costs in rate regulation today constitute a heavy burden.

Palij was born in what today constitutes Ukraine but was part of Poland at the time.

The religiously used real estate of the churches today constitutes a vast domain.

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

More than 70 million strong and growing, young people today constitute both an irresistible market and a powerful marketing tool.

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

Public health programs today constitute a multi-professional inter-organizational environment, where both health service and other organizations are involved.

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