Sentence examples for typically constitute from inspiring English sources
These caves, called solution caves, typically constitute a component of what is known as karst terrain.
In the nearly two weeks since Merapi's first deadly release of ash, many evacuated residents have kept going back to their villages to check on the welfare of their cows, prized possessions that typically constitute rural Indonesians' greatest assets.
Foreign buyers typically constitute about 10 percent of the residential real estate market, and many prospective buyers have had a "wait-and-see" attitude about North Africa since the crisis, compounded since then by the turmoil of the Arab Spring, which started in 2011, said Soraya Fahim, a manager of the residential department at the brokerage CBRE in Morocco.
It is those reasons that typically constitute an explanation of the judgment.
Biologicals typically constitute protein- or peptide-based therapies and are often more potent than small molecule-based drugs.
The "In-Service" phase of a naval vessel will typically constitute 70% of the artefact's through-life cost.
But they have typically constituted a small subset of the racing-game genre: Test Drive III, the Carmageddon games, The Streets of Sim City, and Driver.
The food is impressionistic, best appreciated as a series of lovely, fleeting moments rather than the sustained arc that typically constitutes a meal.
These are most often the locus of exogamy; marrying a member of one's own clan or moiety typically constitutes a form of incest.
If that sounds unusual, get this: by pinching pennies and managing most of his business himself, he has built a stable, profitable career with albums that sell a fraction of what typically constitutes a hit.
Another recipient of In-Q-Tel investment, Stratify Inc., known until recently as PurpleYogi, helps categorize and manage "unstructured data" -- information contained in e-mail, documents and Web pages that falls outside of a database and typically constitutes the bulk of an organization's informal expertise.
