Sentence examples for unlikely to constitute from inspiring English sources

Whatever Mr. Clinton may have done is unlikely to constitute an impeachable act.

Thus, it has been argued that modulation of metabolic rate and/or the components of the DGC is unlikely to constitute a fitness benefit.

The synthesis of substantially larger genomes is more difficult and is unlikely to constitute a real bioterror threat in the immediate future.

The long-running decline of Midwestern factory jobs is unlikely to constitute an "emergency" under the panel's reading, let alone one that cuts to the core of inter-sovereign relations.

An important limitation of this study is that IL-6 and IL-10 are unlikely to constitute the only two cytokines driving the STAT3-PD-L1 pathway, and we expect that there is redundancy in which cytokine drives PD-L1, as long as STAT3 is adequately activated.

"Networks that facilitate commerce, provide search services or are platforms for social networking and speech, vulnerabilities are unlikely to constitute threats to our national security," wrote Democratic critic, Senator Ron Wyden.

Appeals to altruism, if honestly framed, are unlikely ever to constitute illegitimate constraints on choice, but the other categories can be more problematic.

It means that the depth of knowledge present on this and similarly constituted government regulatory agency panels is unlikely to be sufficient to subject draft assessments to the scrutiny that peer review by experts normally entails.

Thus, rocks constituting the upper plate in the Japan Trench are unlikely to be accreted large-scale sedimentary rocks, younger than the Cretaceous.

This pattern is constituted with a large number of small segments, which is unlikely to be a biological phenomenon.

However, this implication only points to the purpose of balanced presentation within PtDAs; it is unlikely to be useful for developers of PtDAs because it does not specify the attributes of information presentation that constitute a "balanced manner".